Danish state pension fund maintains interest in fossil fuel shares

While several pension companies have made it clear that they will no longer invest in black energy sources like oil, ATP has announced that it still thinks it is sensible to invest in some oil equities.
Photo: PR/ATP
Photo: PR/ATP
BY RITZAU

In the midst of growing focus on the climate, and after several pension companies have broken away from investments in fossil fuels, Danish state labor market pension fund ATP is swimming against the tide, announcing that its Danish pension departments still think it is sensible to invest in certain oil equities, reports Danish daily Politiken.

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