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Wilby Public Affairs, LLC
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2018 |
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Registration type:
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Lobbyist Entity
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Address:
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89 Spring Street Brunswick, ME, 04011 US / 207-217-4344
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Amount
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Total salaries paid:
$76,000.00
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Client information
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Island Wind, Inc
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$28,000.00
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Employed
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Terminated
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Details about your lobbyist or lobbyist entity's efforts
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01/01/2018
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A Bill for Community Empowerment. Senate Bill SD. 1294 (Senator Cyr) & SD. 2049 (Senator Pacheco)- House Bill HD. 74 (Speaker Haddad). Testified to the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy. Community Empowerment is a proposed state law which: -Empowers cities and towns to use their residents' electricity buying power to support renewable energy projects of the community's choosing; -Democratizes important decisions about where our energy comes from and what types of energy projects we supposrt, for the sake of our common future; -Enables cities and towns to purchase more than the state mandates through the RPS and stabilizes electricity prices for community residents.
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Vineyard Power Cooperative, Inc
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$0.00
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Terminated
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Details about your lobbyist or lobbyist entity's efforts
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01/01/2018
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Bill for Community Empowerment- Senate Bill SD. 1294 (Senator Julian Cyr) and SD. 2049 (Senator Pacheco)- House Bill HD. 74 (Speaker Haddad)
Community Empowerment is a proposed state law which:
- Empowers cities and towns to use their residents' electricity buying power to support renewable energy projects of the community's choosing;
-Democratizes important decisions about where our energy comes from and what types of energy projects we support, for the sake of our common future;
-Enables cities and towns to purchase more than the state mandates through the RPS ans stabilizes electricity prices for community residents.
Testified to the joint committee of Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy
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Wheelabrator Technologies Holdings Inc.
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$48,000.00
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Employed
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Terminated
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Details about your lobbyist or lobbyist entity's efforts
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01/01/2018
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Focused on the executive branch (at this time, no legislative lobbying is anticipated) and consists of providing support regarding amending MA Renewable Portfolio Standard regulations.
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Total salaries received:
$76,000.00
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Operating Expenses
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$800.00
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Meal, Entertainment, and Travel Expenses
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$2,502.79
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Additional Expenses
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$1,375.60
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Total expenses:
$4,678.39
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