Why It Matters
Energy Action Fund, the advocacy arm of the Energy Foundation, hired Lot Sixteen LLC to lobby Congress on clean energy and environmental issues. The nonprofit is a 501(c)(4) organization.
Broader Context
Energy Action Fund's lobbying registration was filed on July 20, signed on September 3, is classified as a new client registration, and covers Clean Air & Water (Quality) and Trucking/Shipping issues. Lot Sixteen LLC assigned Annie Gayman, a Senior Vice President, and Jennifer Storipan, an Executive Vice President, to represent Energy Action Fund. Gayman has prior experience with the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee across four Congresses and served as Legislative Director to Sen. Lisa Murkowski. Storipan served as Legislative Director to Rep. Joyce Beatty and has prior Senate Appropriations Committee experience.
The Inflation Reduction Act allocated $9 billion for residential energy efficiency and electrification financial assistance programs, including Home Energy Rebates and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, passed in November 2021, invested $3.5 billion in the Department of Energy's Weatherization Assistance Program, which has reduced energy costs for more than 700,000 households.
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