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Green shareholders change the world

The oil industry can make or break the Paris climate agreement. But we have the power to change oil companies from within – as shareholders. Follow This unites responsible shareholders to push Big Oil to go green. Business as usual is over.

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Green shareholders change the world

The oil industry can make or break the Paris climate agreement. But we have the power to change oil companies from within – as shareholders. Follow This unites activist shareholders and pushes Big Oil to go green. Business as usual is over.

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Time is up for Big Oil’s business model

Time is up for Big Oil’s business model

Shareholders are crucial to unlocking energy transition Opinion piece in The Financial Times. Mark van Baal is the founder of Follow This. Every so often, the CEO of a big oil company invites me for...

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Our mission

Shareholders compel oil and gas companies to change course by putting their brains and billions behind renewable energy.

Why

We are in a climate crisis. Big oil companies can make or break the Paris Climate Agreement. That’s why Follow This compels oil majors to commit to the Paris agreement.

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How

Oil companies only listen to their shareholders. Follow This unites small and big shareholders in oil to become a powerful voice that demands change.

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Buy a green share and become a co-owner of an oil company. Together we file green resolutions and get a vote in the future of the oil industry. 

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Follow This explained in 1 minute

This video explains how you can help to stop climate change as a green shareholder. 

The goal of Follow This is to commit Big Oil to the Paris agreement. We do this by uniting green shareholders and submit climate resolutions to shareholder meetings of big oil companies.

You can make an investment to stop climate change by becoming a green shareholder.

Join 9.000+ other shareholders

Take a share in a cleaner future. Thousands of shareholders support Follow This to push big oil industry to go green. Become a shareholder too, and help to convince big oil companies to become sustainable.

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Become a green shareholder

Thousands of shareholders already support the mission of Follow This: urge Big Oil to go green. Small and big shareholders allow us to put climate resolutions on the agenda of oil major AGM’s. Gain a vote in the future of the oil industry and become a green shareholder today.

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Working with investors

Engagement with progressive investors is key to how Follow This works. In this partnership, Follow This always acts as a confidential partner and honest broker of information.

By uniting with key investors to vote for climate resolutions, we support oil majors to put sustainability at the core of their strategy.
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Online investor symposium

April 19th 2022

The Follow This Online Symposium 2022 brought together investors, the oil and gas industry, academics, and media to discuss how investors can support oil and gas companies to take a leading role in tackling climate change. Interested? Watch our symposia back.

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Hybride symposium (Dutch)

April 21th 2022, 20:00 | Pakhuis de Zwijger – Amsterdam

This symposium will inform our Dutch green shareholders and interested citizens about the climate victories that have been achieved at Big Oil shareholder meetings, in courtrooms as well as in the political sphere during the corona crisis. Visit the Pakhuis de Zwijger website for more information and registration.

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How to reform the oil industry from within

How to reform the oil industry from within

Mark van Baal, founder of Follow This, explains in an interview with American magazine Mother Jones why oil companies have to change - and how shareholders...