164c11f6-7900-4fea-a340-ee19ff79dda6Q1 — 1st Quarter - ReportBUD — Budget/AppropriationsBudget reconciliation generally; and specifically One Big Beautiful Bill Act Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) funding, generally.
Lobbyists: MATTHEW A. FORCK; CHRISTOPHER HICKLING; BRITTNEY MAY
Government entities lobbied: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; SENATE
TRD — Trade (domestic/foreign)Tariffs and trade, generally.
Lobbyists: MATTHEW A. FORCK; CHRISTOPHER HICKLING; BRITTNEY MAY
Government entities lobbied: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; SENATE
ENG — Energy/NuclearAppliance efficiency standards, generally; Clean electrification issues generally and including electric vehicle (EV) charging and indoor agriculture; Clean energy issues and technologies, generally and including renewable natural gas; Coal-based generation issues including air quality standards and coal combustion residuals; Data centers and other large electric customer issues, generally; Economic development and job growth in the company's region, generally; Electric distribution and transmission policy, generally; Energy efficiency and weatherization issues, generally; Energy storage issues, generally; Energy supply and capacity needs for the Midwest; Environmental remediation efforts; Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulation, generally and specifically greenhouse gas emission standards and water quality standards; Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issues, generally, and specifically issues impacting the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO); Grid modernization issues, generally; Grid resiliency issues, generally; Hydroelectric power issues generally; Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) implementation, including Hydrogen Hub, Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, and Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships (GRIP) Grant opportunities; Interconnection issues, including queue reform; Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) funding and energy assistance, generally; Nuclear energy topics generally, including nuclear energy development, nuclear fuel, spent fuel, fuel storage, and advanced reactors; Reliability issues, generally, and specifically Army Corps of Engineers' river management impacts to power plants; Resource adequacy issues, generally; Security issues generally; Siting and permitting of energy and transmission infrastructure, generally, including local electric company right of first refusal, and specifically, the SPEED Act and the PERMIT Act; Supply chain issues specific to the electric energy industry including critical mineral mining, transformer, and solar panel availability; Wind energy siting and permitting; Wildfire and other extreme weather mitigation and resilience, generally
Lobbyists: MATTHEW A. FORCK; CHRISTOPHER HICKLING; BRITTNEY MAY
Government entities lobbied: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; SENATE
TAX — Taxation/Internal Revenue CodeCorporate tax rate, generally; Clean energy tax credits, generally; One Big Beautiful Bill Act implementation, generally; Tax credit transferability, generally.
Lobbyists: MATTHEW A. FORCK; CHRISTOPHER HICKLING; BRITTNEY MAY
Government entities lobbied: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; SENATE
TEC — TelecommunicationsBroadband issues, generally; Data privacy issues, generally; Pole attachment issues, generally; Spectrum issues, generally.
Lobbyists: MATTHEW A. FORCK; CHRISTOPHER HICKLING; BRITTNEY MAY
Government entities lobbied: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; SENATE
TRA — TransportationAlternative fuel vehicles and related infrastructure, including transit and school buses, generally; Pipeline safety reauthorization generally, and specifically H.R. 5301, "Promoting Innovation in Pipeline Efficiency and Safety (PIPES) Act of 2025," and S.2975, the "PIPELINE Safety Act of 2025"; Port and airport infrastructure upgrades; Sustainable Aviation Fuel, generally; Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), generally; Water Resources Development Act (WRDA), generally.
Lobbyists: MATTHEW A. FORCK; CHRISTOPHER HICKLING; BRITTNEY MAY
Government entities lobbied: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; SENATE
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