PenSam keeps oil firms at distance

Increasing energy prices, reflected in oil company earnings, are not enough to make investors reopen their treasure troves for fossil companies, says pension provider PenSam. ”It’s a sector with problems,” states ESG head.
PenSam’s head of ESG, Mikael Bek | Photo: Pensam/PR
PenSam’s head of ESG, Mikael Bek | Photo: Pensam/PR
by astrid strulason, translated by kristoffer grønbæk

Oil firms represent a large part of companies excluded from financial institutions’ portfolios, and there is no outlook for an alteration of this strategy.

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