🤝 +108 contracts since 2025👋 welcome to the f-list La Torre Wallace🆕 299 new agencies appear on the F-list🤝 1018 Independent contracts🧑‍💻 802 agencies appear on the F-list📰 733 Clean Creatives exclusives🛢️ +9 fossil fuel clients since 2025🛢️ 386 fossil fuel companies appear on the F-list🌍 region with the most contracts: EU🧑‍💻 +111 agencies since 2025👋 welcome to the f-list Singer Associates🌍 73 countries appear on the F-list🧑‍💻 agency with the most contracts: TBWA🤝 303 Holdco contracts🛢️ fossil fuel company with the most contracts: Shell🏢 holding company with the most contracts: Omnicom🤝 1321 contracts appear on the F-list👋 welcome to the f-list Ballard Partners

ENGEN

What we found

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Contracts

-2 since 2025
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Agencies working with ENGEN

Agencies working with ENGEN (5)

DEMOGRAPHICA

Fossil fuel clients
2
Contracts
+/- 02
Evidence since
2022
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BOUNDLESS

Fossil fuel clients
1
Contracts
+/- 01
Evidence since
2023
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CREATIVE WEDNESDAYS AGENCY

Fossil fuel clients
1
Contracts
1
Evidence since
2026
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MSC SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Fossil fuel clients
1
Contracts
+/- 01
Evidence since
2023
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SAUCE ADVERTISING

Fossil fuel clients
1
Contracts
+/- 01
Evidence since
2020
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Contracts

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Years of Partnership
South Africa Africa Boundless Engen 2023 - 2025
South Africa Africa Creative Wednesdays Agency Engen 2026
South Africa Africa Demographica Engen 2022 - 2025
South Africa Africa MSC Sports and Entertainment Engen 2023 - 2026
South Africa Africa Sauce Advertising Engen 2020 - 2023; 2025
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F-LIST AWARD WINNER

Previously recognized by Clean Creatives for exceptional commitment to providing creative cover for the fossil fuel industry.

Crude achiever

Among the ten agencies or holding companies with the most documented fossil fuel contracts.

CLEAN CREATIVES EXCLUSIVE

A fossil fuel contract appearing in public for the first time, uncovered by Clean Creatives.

Loyal to oil

One or more documented fossil fuel relationships.

Fossil favorite

This agency doesn’t have a fossil fuel client, it has several.

Part of the machine

Part of a holding company with one or more agencies on the F-List.

F-List debut

First appearance on the F-List.

On the rise

More documented fossil fuel relationships than in the previous F-List.

Hot streak

Maintained documented fossil fuel relationships for three or more years.

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