Oil majors and key industries face rising carbon emissions costs

4 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 26

Despite easing political pressure to decarbonize in the US and elsewhere, the financial risk from higher carbon-market costs remains significant for major oil companies and other industries.
Rising prices for emitting carbon dioxide are impacting corporate financial planning, with companies needing to account for increased compliance and operational expenses.
The persistent upward trend in carbon costs highlights ongoing challenges for sectors reliant on fossil fuels, even as regulatory and political landscapes shift.

Will rising carbon costs for corporations ultimately lead to higher energy prices for consumers?

How will the gap between carbon prices and climate damage costs affect long-term investment risks?

Is corporate 'internal carbon pricing' a real climate solution or just a clever accounting strategy?

Could today's high carbon costs spark the greatest clean energy innovation boom in history?

Oil giants face trillions in damage liabilities. Are their record-breaking profits truly sustainable?

With record profits, why do oil majors invest so little in their own low-carbon transition targets?