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Exxon Mobil, Lukoil, CNOOC at Bottom For Transparency
Date: 04-29-2008
Type: news brief
Categories: Corporate Governance / CSR - General
Source: Business Respect
Type: news brief
Categories: Corporate Governance / CSR - General
Source: Business Respect
Organization:
Business Respect
Shell, BHP Billiton, Petrobas and Talisman Energy scored highly in the transparency stakes, with BP coming in amidst the middle group. According to Transparency International, lack of transparency in how companies operate, particularly in countries with weak standards of governance, can cause corruption and harm the poor. The organisation has said that oil companies should report more detail around moneys paid to governments for oil rights.