CFACT to the big bank: "Your Energy Supply Financing Ratio claims you fund $1.29 in green energy for every $1 in high-carbon projects. Why are you prioritizing that ratio instead of funding based on ROI, energy reliability, or client demand?"
CFACT to CEO: “Now that BlackRock has “backed away” from climate politics, how does continuing to push climate disclosure policies not amount to soft ESG activism under a new name?”
Tensions flared early Tuesday morning at the ConocoPhillips 2025 board meeting when CFACT’s Nate Myers posed a pointed question to Chairman and CEO Ryan Lance regarding the connection between DEI/ESG score compliance and executive board compensation.
Corporate ESG and DEI policies are hamstringing productivity, throttling competitiveness, and enabling left-wing campaigners to censor speech. CFACT is pushing back.
Regardless of what they said in their reports to shareholders, they could not have left that meeting feeling like the spotlight wasn’t on them for their refusal to stop censorship of inconvenient viewpoints.