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These are companies recognised as having policies that are not consistent with a safe climate, and their lobby groups. Also see the list of agencies that work with major polluters.
Get up to date information about Australia’s largest (Scope 1) greenhouse gas polluters at the Clean Energy Regulator. Track the 22 biggest polluters in the resources sector with Climate Works Net Zero Momentum Tracker. Market Forces names 23 companies out of line with climate action.
In New Zealand, the latest emissions data can be found on the EPA website.
AGL Energy
Alinta Energy
Ampol Australia
Anglo American
APA Group
Asia Natural Gas & Energy Association (ANGEA)
Australian Energy Producers (APPEA)
Beach Energy
BHP
BP
Bravus (Adani)
Bunbury Energy
Caltex
Carnavon Petroleum
Chevron
The Chamber of Minerals & Energy of Western Australia (CMEWA)
Cooper Energy
CS Energy
Energy Australia Holdings
Energy Networks Australia
ExxonMobil Australia
Fonterra
Glencore
Institute of Public Affairs (IPA)
InterGen (OzGen)
Low Emissions Technology Australia (LETA)
Malabar Coal
Minerals Council of Australia (MCA)
Mobil Oil New Zealand
New Hope Group
NSW Mining
Nucoal
Origin Energy
OzGen Holdings (InterGen Energy)
Peabody Australia
Queensland Resources Council
Rio Tinto
Santos
Senex Energy
Shell (Viva Energy)
South 32
South Australian Chamber of Mines & Energy
Stanwell Corporation
Viva Energy Group
Whitehaven Coal
Woodside
Yancoal
Z Energy
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