Oil and gas firms labelled 'non-renewable' on London Stock Exchange
Energy firms reclassified as either 'renewable' or 'non-renewable' as pressure increases on fossil fuel sector to decarbonise
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has updated its classification of oil and gas companies as "non-renewable", in a move that highlights the growing investor pressure on fossil fuel firms to shift towards...
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