Dyfed Pension Fund cuts portfolio CO2 after reducing fossil fuel exposure

James Phillips
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£2.7bn Dyfed Pension Fund reduces carbon footprint by 16 per cent after moving to screen out fossil fuel and thermal coal exposure in portfolio

The £2.7bn Dyfed Pension Fund will move 15 per cent of its assets into low-carbon equity portfolios in a move to reduce its carbon footprint by screening out fossil fuel and thermal coal exposure. In...

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