2022 Disclosures

Listing of associations and other tax exempt organizations of which we are a member where any portion of our 2022 dues has been attributed to lobbying.¹

• Indiana Energy Association ($96,151)
  IEA is an association of utilities serving Hoosier consumers with reliable and cost-effective electricity and natural gas, heating, cooling and powering homes and businesses across Indiana. IEA’s mission is to advocate policies and promote the general welfare of the energy industry to improve the economy and quality of life in Indiana.

• Edison Electric Institute ($78,639)
  The Edison Electric Institute (EEI) is the association that represents all U.S. investor-owned electric companies. EEI’s member companies are among the most regulated companies in the country, and EEI engages on their behalf with federal and state legislators, regulators, and other policymakers through lobbying, advocacy, and regulatory proceedings, with the goal of providing customers affordable, reliable, and resilient clean energy.   
  
  
• American Gas Association ($60,100)
  AGA and its member companies advocate on a number of policy issues through outreach to relevant local, state and federal legislative and regulatory bodies. AGA’s advocacy priorities are to protect people by leading on safety and security, preserving the planet by delivering state-of the-art energy solutions, picturing the potential by focusing on innovation, and demonstrating best-in-class association management.   
  
  
• Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry ($18,556)
  
• Ohio Gas Association ($11,000)
• Allegheny Conference on Community Development (Pennsylvania)
• Columbus Chamber of Commerce (Ohio)
• Commerce Lexington (Kentucky)
• Energy Association of Pennsylvania
• Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce (Virginia)
• Indiana Chamber of Commerce
• Indiana Forum (Wash. D.C.)
• Indiana Manufacturers' Association
• Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
• Kentucky Oil and Gas Association
• Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance (Virginia)
• Maryland Chamber of Commerce
• National Association of Business Political Action Committees
• Ohio Business Roundtable
• Ohio Chamber of Commerce
• Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
• Prince William Chamber of Commerce (Virginia)
• Toledo Chamber of Commerce (Ohio)
• Virginia Chamber of Commerce
• Virginia Manufacturers' Association
• Virginia Oil & Gas Association

¹Amounts in dollars represent the portions of our annual dues to associations that are attributable to lobbying efforts exceeding $25,000.