On 25 November 2024, Point Source published a story partnered with Byline Times revealing that Bloomberg, one of the world’s biggest providers of financial data, had listed dozens of bonds as raising funds to be used for a “sustainable purpose” when in reality there were no restrictions on how the money could be used.

On 26 April 2024, Point Source published a story partnered with The Guardian revealing that Barclays helped to arrange €4bn (£3.4bn) in financing for the Italian oil company Eni and counted the deals towards its $1tn sustainable financing goal.

On 29 October 2023, Point Source published a story partnered with The Guardian revealing that Metropolitan police officers had been instructed to increase intelligence-gathering activities at London schools in response to the Israel-Hamas war, ramping up concerns among human rights groups about the surveillance of children.

On 26 October 2023, Point Source published a story partnered with The Guardian revealing that the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) was using lawyers to try to prevent the publication of five key documents relating to the environmental impact of Shell’s activities in the North Sea.

On 7 August 2023, Point Source published a story partnered with The Telegraph revealing that Barclays was using its “sustainable finance” initiatives to fund Shell, amid rising concern from regulators about “greenwashing” by banks. The lender classified a $10bn revolving credit facility that it created for Shell as “social and environmental financing”.

On 7 June 2023, Point Source published a story partnered with The Guardian revealing that the international engineering company Wood Group had expanded its oil and gas business and dramatically shrunk its renewables operations after receiving a £430m government-backed “green transition loan”.