Lobbying Governance
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Power Integrations provides only limited insight into its climate-related lobbying. It notes that it holds “Regular Consultation with Energy Policy Makers and Leading Researchers” and takes part in “Active Participation on Technical Committees for International Standards, such as IEC TC47/SC47E and JEDEC JC-70,” indicating that it uses direct meetings and committee participation as its primary channels of engagement. However, it does not name the government bodies or jurisdictions these consultations target, nor does it identify any specific pieces of climate or energy legislation it seeks to influence, referring only broadly to energy efficiency and renewable energy. Likewise, while the company states that “Efficiency and renewables hold the key to achieving carbon-reduction targets,” it does not translate this general aspiration into concrete policy positions, amendments, or measurable goals. As a result, readers gain only a general sense that the company engages on energy-efficiency standards through technical committees, with little detail about which policies are being lobbied, the decision-makers approached, or the precise outcomes the company is pursuing.
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