Attendees include multiple representatives from universities receiving research funding from fossil fuel companies.
Advertising and PR
Oil and Gas Climate Initiative strategy for CCS
OGCI approach to carbon capture. These documents were part of the 2022 House Oversight Committee investigation into fossil fuel disinformation, and were removed from public access when Republicans took control of the House in 2022.
2019 BP emails about how to handle a Guardian story
BP executives wrestling with how to respond to a question from
Shell Documents from 2022 House Oversight Investigation
123 pages of subpoenaed documents from Shell, published as part of 2022 House Oversight Dems investigation into fossil fuel disinformation, and removed from the website when Republicans took control of the House.
2018 Shell emails about a Seattle Times story on the Washington carbon tax
Shell executives comparing notes in 2018 on a
2022 House Oversight Investigation BP Documents
235 pages of subpoenaed documents from BP, published as part of 2022 House Oversight Dems investigation into fossil fuel disinformation, and removed from the website when Republicans took control of the House.
2017 Exxon Email, Darren Woods Complaining About Spacing in a Document
Exxon CEO Darren Woods taking issue with the use of spacing in a document.
2017 Brunswick Gas Advocacy Campaign for BP
A 2017 advocacy campaign strategy created for BP that aims to help “advance and protect the role of gas – and BP – in the future of energy conversation” and begins to make the case for using its supposed climate benefits to secure a role for gas as a “destination” rather than “transition” fuel.
Task Order for Kurt Merriweather and Nicholas Johnson(Cedar Fork) and TigerSwan
Task Order/Assignment Sheet lists Rice as the Project Manager that Merriweather will report to, and details the marketing and communications support tasks Johnson and Merriweather are performing under Merriweather’s company, Cedar Fork.
Fossil Fuel Industry Documents from 2022 House Oversight Investigation
226 pages of subpoenaed documents from various fossil fuel companies and orgs, published as part of 2022 House Oversight Dems investigation into fossil fuel disinformation, and removed from the website when Republicans took control of the House.
