Standard Chartered's Dirty Investments

Locking the Philippines into a coal-based energy system, making climate catastrophes almost unavoidable.

Standard Chartered sponsors Aboitiz Equity Ventures.

 Acwa Power and others are currently constructing the 3,600 MW Hassayan coal plant.

Standard Chartered supports this.

2,000 MW Batang project in Indonesia: threats, violence, attacks on local landowners.

Standard Chartered supports these two companies by providing direct lending to them.

Mega-mine expansion plans in Australia.

Standard Chartered supports these destructive practices with over US$ 1 billion.

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

Standard Chartered provides finance through underwriting bonds as well as direct loans.

Oil and gas deals with dictators in Egypt.

Standard Chartered is also an investor in BP.

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

Standard Chartered supports this by providing over US$ 700 million.

The world’s 8th largest coal producer.

Standard Chartered is an investor in Glencore.

The world’s top coal plant developer.

Standard Chartered has channeled over US$ 300 million into NTPC.

Responsible for about 6,000 premature deaths due to air pollution.

Standard Chartered provides over US$ 900 million.

“Ultra Mega” coal power projects in India.

Standard Chartered has sunk over US$ 1.2 billion into Power Finance Corporation.

LNG Canada project would emit four megatonnes of carbon emissions each year, violating indigenous rights.

Since Standard Chartered is an investor in Shell, it also supports LNG Canada.