Several pension schemes have announced that they plan to vote against the re-election of BP chair, Helge Lund, over concerns about changes to BP's climate commitments. Nest, Brunel Pension Partnership, Border to Coast, Local Government Pension Scheme Central and Universities Superannuation Scheme have all signalled their intent to vote against Lund's re-election. The pension schemes voiced concerns over BP's decision to revise its carbon emission and fossil fuel production targets. In February, BP announced that it had revised some of its climate targets, including now aiming for a carbon emission reduction of between 20 and 30 per cent by 2030, rather the previous target of 35 to 40 per cent. When the changes were announced, the firm said the decision to change the goal was due to the world's heightened energy security needs.