Exxon directors defend a smaller low-carbon budget at the autumn AGM circuit
The major is telling owners it will spend on molecules that clear a hurdle, not on a slogan that clears a proxy advisor.
Marcus ChenLeadership & Policy Correspondent
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SPRING, Texas — The major is telling owners it will spend on molecules that clear a hurdle, not on a slogan that clears a proxy advisor.
The roadshow materials cut the low-carbon envelope and raised the return threshold, a pairing that will win some value funds and lose the climate votes the company has already decided it can lose.
Marcus Chen
Leadership & Policy Correspondent
Follows Fortune 500 succession, boards, and the labor bargains reshaping corporate America.