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Svaneliste Til Klp.No Uttrekk NY.Xlsx Svanelisten Svanelisten inneholder selskap som er ekskludert i henhold til kravene for Mer Samfunnsansvar fondene. Disse eksklusjonene vil komme i tillegg til de ekskluderte selskapene på KLP listen som gjelder for alle KLP fond, se mer om KLP listen her: KLP‐listen Ekslusjonsårsak: Fossil energi Fond: KLP AksjeGlobal Mer Samfunnsansvar Selskap AES Corp/The AGL Energy Ltd Air Water Inc Aker BP ASA Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp Alimentation Couche‐Tard Inc Alliant Energy Corp AltaGas Ltd Ameren Corp American Electric Power Co Inc Ampol Ltd Anadarko Petroleum Corp Anglo American PLC APA Group Apache Corp Atco Ltd/Canada Atmos Energy Corp AusNet Services Ltd Baker Hughes Co Berkshire Hathaway Inc BHP Group Ltd BHP Group PLC Bollore SA BP PLC Brookfield Asset Management Inc Cabot Oil & Gas Corp Canadian Natural Resources Ltd Canadian Tire Corp Ltd Canadian Utilities Ltd Cenovus Energy Inc CenterPoint Energy Inc Centrica PLC #Sensitivitet: Begrenset Cheniere Energy Inc Chevron Corp Chubu Electric Power Co Inc Chugoku Electric Power Co Inc/The Cimarex Energy Co CIMIC Group Ltd CK Hutchison Holdings 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