Energy / Fossil Fuels
All entities and policy outcomes in the Energy / Fossil Fuels sector.
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Entities (200)
Foreign principal, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Foreign principal, VENEZUELA
Foreign principal, VENEZUELA
Foreign principal, VENEZUELA
FARA-registered agent
Foreign principal, CANADA
Foreign principal, CANADA
Foreign principal, CANADA
Foreign principal, UKRAINE
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $12,000 to 4 recipients.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $86,000 to 5 recipients.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $35,000 to 5 recipients.
Trade association of natural gas utilities. Lobbies against gas stove bans and electrification mandates. Represents more than 200 natural gas utility companies serving 77 million customers.
Foreign principal, MALAYSIA
The largest US trade association for the oil and natural gas industry, representing over 600 companies. Spends tens of millions annually on lobbying and has been central to opposing climate regulations.
Political action committee of the American Petroleum Institute, the largest US trade association for oil and natural gas.
Trade association representing contractors and suppliers in pipeline construction
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Agriculture/Sugar Industry
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Foreign principal, FRANCE
Foreign principal, BERMUDA
Foreign principal, BERMUDA
Foreign principal, NIGERIA
Foreign principal, NETHERLANDS
Foreign principal, INTERNATIONAL
Foreign principal, INTERNATIONAL
Foreign principal, INDIA
Foreign principal, BELARUS
provides transportation and storage of natural gas and liquids
Foreign principal, BOTSWANA
Energy company
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $110,000 to 6 recipients.
Foreign principal, GREAT BRITAIN
Foreign principal, GREAT BRITAIN
Foreign principal, AZERBAIJAN
Foreign principal, CANADA
Natural Gas
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $100,000 to 5 recipients.
Second-largest US oil company. Revenue of $200 billion (2023). Active in opposing climate liability lawsuits and supporting LNG exports.
Chevron Corporation employee political action committee. Major donor to candidates on energy and natural resources committees.
Energy company
Foreign principal, CHINA
Foreign principal, CHINA
Foreign principal, CHINA
Foreign principal, CHINA
FARA-registered agent
FARA-registered agent
Political action committee.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $2,000 to 2 recipients.
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Legislative advocacy
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $5,000 to 2 recipients.
Interstate carrier of petroleum and refined products.
Foreign principal, AUSTRALIA
ConocoPhillips employee political action committee. Major contributor to candidates supportive of domestic energy production.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $50,000 to 4 recipients.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $10,000 to 2 recipients.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $2,000 to 2 recipients.
Oil and Gas Company
Foreign principal, ALBANIA
Foreign principal, GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF
Federal agency. Data from USASpending.gov.
Foreign principal, GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF
independent energy company
Devon Energy employee PAC. Oklahoma-based oil and gas exploration company PAC.
oil and natural gas company
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $10,000 to 1 recipient.
Nonprofit organization. Received $13,500 grant in 2024. Purpose: Black Male Initiative NC (Invitation Only)
Foreign principal, MALAYSIA
association of shareholder-owned electric companies
The network of electric and gas utility companies, trade associations, PACs, and individual executives that lobby on grid regulation, rate-setting, emissions rules, and energy infrastructure investment.
midstream gas and liquid transportation and infrastructure services provider
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $1,667 to 2 recipients.
Federal agency. Imported from federalregister.gov (slug: energy-department).
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $12,000 to 3 recipients.
midstream oil and gas infrastructure and transportation company
Energy Transfer Partners employee PAC. Pipeline company behind the Dakota Access Pipeline. Headed by Kelcy Warren, a major political donor.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $1,000 to 1 recipient.
Publicly traded company (ticker: XOM). Appears in congressional financial disclosures.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $77,500 to 6 recipients.
Largest publicly traded oil and gas company in the US by market capitalization. Revenue of $344 billion (2023). Major lobbying presence in Washington.
Political action committee.
ExxonMobil Corporation political action committee. Consistently one of the top oil and gas industry PAC contributors.
Federal agency regulating interstate electricity transmission, natural gas pipelines, and wholesale energy markets. Commissioners frequently come from or return to the energy industry.
Foreign principal, CHANNEL ISLANDS
The network of oil, gas, coal, and petrochemical companies, trade associations, PACs, and individual donors that lobby to protect and expand fossil fuel production and oppose climate regulations.
Nonprofit organization. Received $12,965 grant in 2024.
FARA-registered agent
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Nonprofit organization. Received $73,571 grant in 2023. Purpose: FOOD RELIEF
Foreign principal, GEORGIA
501(C)3 organization. Received $111,040 grant in 2023. Purpose: THIS GRANT IS DESIGNATED FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $20,000 to 4 recipients.
Nonprofit organization. Received $25,000 grant in 2022. Purpose: GRANT TO IMPLEMENT AND ADAPT STRATEGIES, TOOLS, AND METRICS THAT BUILD AND STRENGTHEN STUDENTS' NETWORKS
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $2,500 to 1 recipient.
Foreign principal, LUXEMBOURG
Foreign principal, LUXEMBOURG
Foreign principal, CANADA
Foreign principal, CANADA
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Foreign principal, CANADA
Foreign principal, INDONESIA
Foreign principal, INDONESIA
Foreign principal, INDONESIA
Foreign principal, INTERNATIONAL
Foreign principal, INTERNATIONAL
Foreign principal, INTERNATIONAL
Foreign principal, GREAT BRITAIN
Trade Association for the Natural Gas Pipeline industry.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $21,000 to 4 recipients.
gov't organization. Received $7,000 grant in 2023.
Foreign principal, ISRAEL
Privately held conglomerate with major fossil fuel interests, largest private company in US.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $510,000 to 10 recipients.
Koch Industries political action committee. Among the largest corporate PACs in the energy sector, funding candidates who support deregulation and fossil fuel interests.
Foreign principal, KUWAIT
Foreign principal, KUWAIT
Foreign principal, UKRAINE
tradeassociation
Foreign principal, MALAYSIA
FARA-registered agent
Foreign principal, MALAYSIA
Foreign principal, MALAYSIA
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $88,500 to 6 recipients.
Largest petroleum refiner in the US with 13 refineries. Revenue of $150 billion (2023).
Marathon Petroleum employee PAC. One of the largest refining company PACs, active in supporting energy-friendly candidates.
Nonprofit organization. Received $25,000 grant in 2024. Purpose: 2024 Grant Awardee
Foreign principal, SUDAN
Foreign principal, SAUDI ARABIA
Foreign principal, SAUDI ARABIA
Foreign principal, JAPAN
Global oil/gas exploration and production.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $15,000 to 3 recipients.
Foreign principal, GREAT BRITAIN
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