Global Briefing: Danske Bank calls time on new fossil fuel financing

BusinessGreen staff
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Global Briefing: Danske Bank calls time on new fossil fuel financing

Danske Bank adopts new fossil fuel finance policy, the UAE hails SAF progress, and Boston Metal celebrates green steel investment

Danske Bank pledges to end new financing for oil and gas exploration In a week that saw the banking sector once again come under fire for its continued investment in the fossil fuel projects, Danske...

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