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Corporate Energy Buyers Association

Corporate Energy Buyers Association's PAC gave $30.5K to 14 current members of Congress from 2021 to ⁠2026. 57% went to Democrats. The typical member got between $1K and $2.5K; Bruce Westerman got the most, $5K.

Given to current members
$30.5K
Members funded
14
From its employees
$500
Spent lobbying
$3.1M

Who it reached

Every seat in Congress. The members Corporate Energy Buyers Association gave to, 2021–⁠2026, are in their party's color; everyone else is gray. Hover or tap a seat for the amount.

House

10of 439 membersDemocrats 7 of 217Republicans 3 of 221

Independents, in the middle: 0 of 1.

Senate

4of 100 senatorsDemocrats 1 of 45Republicans 3 of 53

Independents, in the middle: 0 of 2.

Which party got the money

Contributions split by the recipient's party, overall and in each chamber.

  • Democrats
  • Republicans
All recipientsHouseSenate57% Democrats69% Democrats25% DemocratsRepublicans 43%Republicans 31%Republicans 75%

How much each member got

Number of members of Congress by the total Corporate Energy Buyers Association gave them, 2021–⁠2026. PACs can give a candidate $5,000 per election, so totals cluster at round numbers.

DEMOCRATSREPUBLICANS8 members · median $2K6 members · median $2.5K$0$1K$2K$3K$4K$5Kmedianmedian21212321

Top recipients

The members Corporate Energy Buyers Association gave the most.

RankMemberGiven
1RBruce WestermanHouse, AR
$5,000
2DKatherine M. ClarkHouse, MA
$3,500
3DPaul TonkoHouse, NY
$3,500
4DMike LevinHouse, CA
$3,000
5RSusan M. CollinsSenate, ME
$2,500
6RKevin CramerSenate, ND
$2,500
7DMartin HeinrichSenate, NM
$2,000
8DPete AguilarHouse, CA
$2,000
9DSean CastenHouse, IL
$1,500
10RCeleste MaloyHouse, UT
$1,000
11RGabe EvansHouse, CO
$1,000
12RJames E. RischSenate, ID
$1,000
13DScott H. PetersHouse, CA
$1,000
14DDoris O. MatsuiHouse, CA
$1,000

Its PAC

Corporate Energy Buyers Association PAC (Ceba PAC)
PAC · C00917567
$30.5K

What it lobbies on

Spent $3,100,000 on federal lobbying (2021: $350K, 2022: $470K, 2023: $440K, 2024: $330K, 2025: $960K, 2026: $550K).

Membership association for customers seeking to procure clean energy across the US

  • Energy/Nuclear
  • Budget/Appropriations
  • Government Issues
  • Manufacturing
  • Taxation/Internal Revenue Code
  • Trade (domestic/foreign)

From lobbying disclosures filed for Corporate Energy Buyers Association.

Donations from its employees

Itemized donations from people who listed Corporate Energy Buyers Association as their employer, to current members' campaigns, 2021–⁠2026. These are personal donations, separate from the PAC.

RankMemberDonated
1RJeff HurdHouse, CO
$500