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Lobbyist disclosure reporting period: 01/01/2025 - 06/30/2025

Lobbyist name	Bronte Payne
Business name	Sunrun Inc.
Address	600 Californita Street 18th floor
City, state, zip code	San Francisco, CA 94108
Country	US
Agent type	Both
Phone	248-410-4857

Operating Expenses

No operating expenses were filed for this disclosure reporting period.

Activities, Bill Numbers and Titles

Client: Sunrun Inc.

Total amount paid by client; lobbyist is unable to report compensation at activity level: $1,535.00

House / Senate	Bill Number or Agency Name	Bill title or activity	Agent position	Amount	Direct business association
Executive	Department of Public Utilities (DPU) (Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs)	Outreach to the Department of Public Utilities and the Department of Energy Resources seeking clarification that residential customers can expand their existing net metering facility up to 25 kilowatts limit for cap exempt facilities. Sunrun was requesting that the Department of Public Utilities provide clarification in favor of our view.	Neutral	$0.00	Samantha Meserve, Grace Fletcher, Mike Judge, Katie Zilgme (through the Department of Public Utilities ombudsman email page)
Senate Bill	2269	An Act facilitating distributed energy resources in the commonwealth	Support	$0.00	Senator Eldridge, Representative Lewis, Representative Owens, Immaculate Mchome, Meghan Cerino, Garrett Casey
Senate Bill	2267	Resolve relative to a feasibility report on solar rooftop energy on new buildings	Support	$0.00	Senator Eldridge, Senator Barrett, Immaculate Mchome, Meghan Cerino
Executive	Department of Public Utilities (DPU) (Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs)	Outreach to the Department of Public Utilities and Department of Energy Resources seeking clarification that residential customers can expand their existing net metering facility up to 25 kilowatt limit for cap exempt facilities. Sunrun was requesting that Department of Public Utilities provide clarification in favor of our view.	Neutral	$0.00	Samantha Meserve, Grace Fletcher, Mike Judge, Katie Zilgme (through the DPU ombudsman email page)
House Bill	3520	An Act facilitating distributed energy resources in the commonwealth	Support	$0.00	Senator Eldridge, Representative Lewis, Representative Owens, Immaculate Mchome, Meghan Cerino, Garrett Casey
House Bill	450	An Act relative to protections for solar customers	Support	$0.00	Representative Owens, Senator Barrett, Ben Minerva, Brendan Berger, Senator Eldridge, Representative Lewis, Samantha Meserve, Grace Fletcher, Benjamin Meshoulam, Allison OConnell, Terrence Vales, William Rose, Senator Driscoll, Cat Bunker
Senate Bill	2264	An Act relative to consumer protection for residential solar customers	Oppose	$0.00	Senator Driscoll, Cat Bunker
House Bill	4144	An Act relative to energy affordability, independence and innovation	Neutral	$0.00	Senator Barrett, Representative Cusack, Ben Minerva, Brendan Berger
Senate Bill	2270	An Act maximizing and optimizing small-scale assets in communities	Support	$0.00	Senator Eldridge, Representative Lewis, Representative Owens, Immaculate Mchome, Meghan Cerino, Garrett Casey
House Bill	3521	An Act maximizing and optimizing small-scale assets in communities	Support	$0.00	Senator Eldridge, Representative Lewis, Representative Owens, Immaculate Mchome, Meghan Cerino, Garrett Casey
Executive	Department of Public Utilities (DPU) (Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs)	Docket 23-140: Investigation by the Department of Public Utilities, On Its Own Motion, Instituting a Rulemaking Pursuant to the Acts of 2022, c. 179, § 54, G.L. c. 30A, § 2, and 220 CMR 2.00 to Amend the Net Metering Regulations at 220 CMR 18.00. Discussion on procedural process following the joint Distribution Companies' letter requesting that the Department provide guidance on the interpretation and application of the net metering (“NM”) rules to customers who add distributed generation (“DG”) capacity where there is already existing DG capacity behind their retail meter.	Neutral	$0.00	Katie Zilgme, Robert FitzPatrick
			Total amount	$0.00

Meals, Travel, and Entertainment Expenses

Date	Event type	Payee/Vendor	Attendees	Amount
04/30/2025	Travel	T ride to/from South Station	Bronte Payne	$4.80
05/06/2025	Travel	T ride to/from South Station	Bronte Payne	$4.80
05/28/2025	Travel	T ride to/from State House	Bronte Payne	$4.80
06/04/2025	Travel	T ride to/from State House	Bronte Payne	$4.80
06/25/2025	Travel	Uber	Bronte Payne	$28.34
			Total amount	$47.54

Additional Expenses

Date from	Date to	Recipient name	Expense	Amount
05/01/2025	05/01/2025	Bronte Payne (tickets to New England Women in Energy and the Environment Gala)	New England Women in Energy and the Environment Annual Awards Gala Ticket	$315.99
			Total amount	$315.99

Campaign Contributions

Date	Recipient name	Office sought	Amount
04/28/2025	Cusack Committee	House, 5th Norfolk	$125.00
		Total contributions	$125.00

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