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Trade associations, think tanks, and coalitions
Review ExxonMobil’s lobbying expenditures through trade associations, think tanks, and coalitions, including detailed reports on key policy issues and advocacy efforts.
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As previously discussed, ExxonMobil supports a variety of trade associations, think tanks, and coalitions. A portion of that support may be used by the organizations for lobbying.
Below is a list of the major U.S.-based organizations we participate in that reported a percentage of the 2025 funding as a lobbying expense. The expenditures listed for each organization below include federal lobbying expenses and exceed the specific disclosure requirements of the Lobbying Disclosure Act. As a result, the amounts reported below will exceed other legal disclosures made by the Company.
2025 Lobbying expenditure (federal) via major industry trade associations (more than $100,000)
|
ExxonMobil Lobbying Expenditure (USD) |
Organization |
| $1,686,905 | American Chemistry Council |
| $254,140 | American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers |
| $1,780,859 | American Petroleum Institute |
| $157,500 | Business Roundtable |
| $180,000 | National Association of Manufacturers |
| $579,000 | U.S. Chamber of Commerce |
