11-state lawsuit accuses top investment firms of manipulating energy market against coal power
- Major energy producers Texas and West Virginia are leading a lawsuit against BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard, alleging manipulation of the energy market against coal power.
- The lawsuit claims that these firms have facilitated an "output reduction scheme, which has artificially constrained the supply of coal."
- BlackRock and State Street dispute the claims made by the attorney generals regarding competition restraint.
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11-state lawsuit accuses top investment firms of manipulating energy market against coal power
Major energy producers Texas and West Virginia are leading nine other states in an antitrust lawsuit against BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard, alleging they leveraged their voting shares to facilitate an "output reduction scheme, which has artificially constrained the supply of coal…"The investment titans allegedly "significantly diminished competition in the markets for coal, increased energy prices for American consumers, and produced cart…
ESG firms invested in coal industry they tried to reduce, while reaping big profits, lawsuit alleges
BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard had substantial investments in all publicly traded coal companies, and used that leverage to reduce production. Smaller producers couldn't increase output, in part due to banks' ESG policies. The three investment firms reaped huge profits.
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