Sentences with phrase «clean energy companies spent»

As Bloomberg points out, that's a solid 23 % more than the $ 12.1 million clean energy companies spent all told.

Not exact matches

The company said earlier this month that it had already spent some $ 15 billion on clean energy as of 2014, and had committed to invest an additional $ 15 billion.

The company did not reveal what it spent on the project, but its spending on clean energy ventures is big and growing.

During that same period, these companies spent $ 45 million on ads for clean coal and $ 125 million in lobbying dollars to defeat a national renewable energy standard and federal legislation to place mandatory limits on CO2 emissions.

Clean - energy companies spent $ 21.8 million on lobbying in 2008, five times as much as in 2006, New Energy Financeenergy companies spent $ 21.8 million on lobbying in 2008, five times as much as in 2006, New Energy FinanceEnergy Finance said.

Guess it pays to be the biggest oil company in the world — even though their profits are at the lowest they've been in six years, Exxon still managed to spend more money on lobbying efforts for the climate bill than the entire clean energy industry combined.

These polluting companies are spending millions every year to prevent the transition to a clean, community - controlled energy future.

'' So far in 2008, the major industry players, Southern Company, Duke Energy, American Electric Power, the Edison Electric Institute, and American Coalition For Clean Coal Electricity spent $ 4.0 million on broadcast and cable television advertising; $ 0.4 million on radio advertising; $ 2.4 million on print advertising in magazines and newspapers; $ 0.1 million on internet advertising; and $ 0.3 million on other types of advertising.

Union Pacific has given $ 700,000 to the U.S. Chamber since 2004, as reported in the company's 2007, 2008, and 2009 proxy statements, and has spent over $ 3 million on lobbying activities in 2009, including efforts to oppose the American Clean Energy and Security Act.