Valentina Stackl is a Senior Media Specialist for Oil Change International, a nonprofit organization focused on addressing the climate crisis and transitioning to a clean energy future. Valentina's work involves reporting on global climate negotiations, highlighting the impacts of fossil fuel extraction, and amplifying the voices of communities affected by the fossil fuel industry.
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By: Valentina Stackl
In response to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) granting its certificate for the CP2 LNG export terminal, which has Japanese offtake agreements, Susanne Wong, Asia Program Manager at Oil Change International, said:
By: Valentina Stackl
In response to Azerbaijan’s climate fund distraction announcement, Bronwen Tucker, Oil Change International Public Finance lead, said:
By: Valentina Stackl
At the UN climate talks in Dubai last year, COP28 President and Oil CEO Sultan Al Jaber proudly announced Altérra, a fund that he advertized to become the “world’s largest” private climate investment vehicle. At the time the COP28 Director-General and Altérra CEO said the fund would “play a critical role in driving climate investments to where it is most needed”.
In response to Senators Joe Manchin and John Barrasso releasing the Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024 this week, Allie Rosenbluth, US Manager at Oil Change International said:
By: Valentina Stackl
Tomorrow negotiation leads will gather in Baku, Azerbaijan for a two day meeting in preparation for this year’s global climate conference (COP29). They meet on the heels of news breaking that Altérra, a ‘climate fund’ launched at last year’s climate conference, is investing in fossil fuels and are tasked to agree a new global climate finance target (the so-called New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG), at this year’s COP29.
By: Valentina Stackl
Oil Change International condemns the right-wing violence against innocent people in the UK and refuses to remain silent. We are appalled at the brutal and mindless thuggery, racism, violence, Islamophobia, and intimidation against People of Color, immigrants, refugees, and people seeking asylum. Some are now labeling what is happening as domestic terrorism, fuelled by misinformation from politicians, the press, and influential media commentators on social media.
By: Valentina Stackl
Updated findings from Data Desk, commissioned by Oil Change International, Behind the Barrel: New Insights into the Countries and Companies Behind Israel's Fuel Supply, reveal continued and expanded oil supply fueling Israel’s ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people. Building on data released in March, countries and companies continue to fuel Israel’s war machine, despite the International Court of Justice's (ICJ) opinion from January, stating Israel is plausibly committing genocide and Palestinians in Gaza have plausible rights under the Genocide Convention and from July, stating the occupation of Palestinian territory is unlawful.
By: Valentina Stackl
Funding Failure: Carbon Capture and Fossil Hydrogen Subsidies Exposed,” reveals how governments in North America and Europe are preparing to waste hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars on these ineffective technologies, further benefiting the fossil fuel industry, despite their record profits.
By: Valentina Stackl
August 27, 2024. Washington DC – Carbon capture has failed to reduce global carbon emissions for over 50 years. Currently operating projects would only capture a mere 0.1% of global emissions if they actually worked, and most projects primarily boost oil and gas production.
COP29 concluded this past weekend with a deeply flawed agreement on climate finance that plans for fossil fuel phaseout failure and has been carefully crafted by rich countries to dodge their responsibilities to pay the climate debt they owe to the Global South.
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