Utility political action committees have contributed $8.1 million to Republicans and $5.5 million to Democrats in the 2024 ...
Arizona utilities and PACs contributed to Republican candidates in key state legislature races that could decide which party ...
Utility members of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce are silent on the industry group’s opposition to Issue 1, which aims to ...
Ameren, Evergy, and Spire—Missouri’s three largest investor-owned utilities—have contributed more than $400,000 in recent years to a PAC supporting Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Kehoe, state ...
Major funders of Issue 1 opponent Ohio Works include the American Jobs and Growth Fund, a dark-money organization with financial ties to the utility and methane gas industries, and the Ohio Oil and ...
Southwest Gas, one of the country’s largest gas utilities, requested an 11.88% – $125.6 million – rate increase with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) earlier this year. If approved, the ...
Ohio Oil and Gas Association opposes Issue 1: Members have benefited from one-party rule in Columbus
The Ohio Oil and Gas Association has come out in opposition to Issue 1, the ballot initiative that aims to depoliticize how voting districts are drawn in Ohio and end partisan gerrymandering. “During ...
Duke Energy contributed $25,000 to the John Locke Foundation (JLF), a leading voice of climate science denial and renewable energy rejectionism in North Carolina. The contribution, which occurred in ...
The New England Ratepayers Association (NERA) claims to be the “voice of families and businesses served by regulated utilities,” but its lobbying and regulatory advocacy often align with the interests ...
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