State lobbying

Explore ExxonMobil’s state lobbying activities and expenditures.

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ExxonMobil’s state lobbying activities and expenses are reported on various state websites, in accordance with the disclosure requirements of each state. To provide increased transparency, these activities and expenses have been consolidated below. This list includes states where ExxonMobil’s in-house and contract lobbyists engaged in lobbying activities during 2025, along with a description of the issues lobbied as reported to the relevant state agency. These descriptions vary depending on state laws, and where no description of lobbying activity is required, we have provided a general overview of our engagement.

State Expenditure Issues
Alaska $176,584.62 SB112; HB206; Oil and Gas Production Tax; HB206
Arkansas $4,219.25 Issues pertaining to lithium extraction and production
California $230,319.41 AB 1243; SB 222, 684; AB 1448; SB 222, SB 684; AB 1207; SB 54, 222, 237, 684, 840, 905; STATE LEGISLATURE: GOVERNOR'S OFFICE/ADMINISTRATION; SB 54 REGULATION PROMULGATION: CALRECYCLE
Illinois $55.00 Coal, Petroleum or Energy; Labor; Transportation, Environment
Louisiana $376,713.48 Manufacturing oil and gas; mining; refining; production; chemical industry
Massachusetts $96,000.00 Climate Superfund, Extended Producer Responsibility and Advanced Recycling
Mississippi $186,619.17 CO2 production, capture, and sequestration
Montana $24,584.13 SB 81; SB 511; SB 221; HB 257; LC 1260; HB 528; SB 542; HB 231
New Jersey $99,000.00 Climate Superfund, Corporate Climate Data Accountability, Extended Producer Responsibility and Advanced Recycling  
New Mexico $77,912.33 Grid reliability, Transmission constraints, Produced water and Water scarcity, Methane and carbon emissions, just energy transition, Renewable integration, Energy storage, Wildfire risk, Electrification costs, Workforce transition, Legacy and abandoned well issues, Corporate tax and Tax reform, Land and property rights, Retroactive liability, Carbon capture and storage, Paid family medical leave, Affordability, Seismicity  
New York $257,000.00 AB 4744; AB 5322; A6191; S4246
Pennsylvania $78,386.00 Lobbying Subjects: Energy; natural gas production
Texas $226,846.18 Agriculture, business & commerce, city government; civil remedies & liabilities; coastal affairs & beaches; common carries; consumer protection; corporation & associations; county government; disaster preparedness & relief; economic & industrial development; education; energy; financial institutions; environment; fees & other non-tax revenue; highway & roads; health & healthcare; insurance; labor; lawyers; mines & mineral resources; occupational regulation; oil & gas; parks & wildlife; political subdivisions; product liability; property interests; public lands; safety; special districts & authorities; state agencies, boards & commissions; state finances; taxation; tort reform; transportation; utilities; vehicles & traffic; water; weapons

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