Barclay's Dirty Investments

Mega-mine expansion plans in Australia.

Barclays supports these destructive practices with over US$ 421 million.

Coal catastrophes in Puerto Rico, Chile, the US and other countries.

Barclays provides finance through underwriting bonds as well as direct loans.

Oil and gas deals with dictators in Egypt.

Barclays is an investor in BP.

Plans to extend climate killer lignite projects in the Czech Republic.

Barclays supports this by underwriting ČEZ’ bonds.

Poisoned rivers with coal ash.

Barclays is an investor in Duke energy.

Oil spills and Indigenous rights violations.

Barclays is an investor in Enbridge.

New coal power plant in Chile, disregarding the country's coa phase-out.

Barclays is an investor in Engie.

Building two of the world’s largest coal plants that will deplete scarce water supplies and increase South Africa’s carbon emissions by 16%.

Barclays supports Eskom by underwriting its bond issuances.

Fracking gas and LNG terminals.

Barclays is one of the main investors in Exelon.

Currently leading the extremely dangerous and destructive ultra deep-sea drilling off the coast of Guyana.

Barclays has sunk over US$ 6 billion into ExxonMobil.

Raising Botswana's coal capacity by 350% without providing electricity to its population.

Barclays supports this by providing US$ 550 million.

Constructing Datteln IV, Western Europe’s only new coal plant. It is also planning to sue the Dutch government for phasing out coal.

Barclays sinks over US$ 3 billion into Fortum.

The world’s 8th largest coal producer.

Barclays is an investor in Glencore.

The world’s top coal plant developer.

Barclays has channeled over US$ 300 million into NTPC.

Pipelines for fracked oil, threatening the health of communities.

Barclays is an investor in Plains Al American Pipeline.

“Ultra Mega” coal power projects in India.

Barclays has sunk over US$ 1.5 billion into Power Finance Corporation.

Corruption charges over a $1.3bn Nigerian oil deal.

Barclays is an investor in both.

Europe’s largest CO2 emitter.

Barclays supports its activities by providing over US$ 500 million.

Mega oil project in Lake Albert and Murchison Falls, a protected natural park in Uganda.

Barclays is an investor in French company Total.