Clean Energy Regulation
Climate Litigation
Climate Change Litigation In 2024
Litigation against fossil fuel companies could accelerate in 2024 as new approaches, notably to evidence, are adopted. At the launch of the Longspur Capital Senior Advisory Board last week, Dr Ben Franta of the Sustainable Law Programme at the University of Oxford presented an update on work in this area. While it will not in itself directly drive investment into clean energy companies, we see the impact of litigation as influencing a stronger policy background and adding pressure to investors to follow more supportive practices when evaluating energy companies and their contribution to a net zero outcome
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Fossil fuel company litigation may rise in 2024 with new evidence approaches, potentially strengthening policy frameworks and encouraging investors to favour cleaner energy options for achieving net zero goals