Lobbying Governance
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Vulcan Energy Resources provides only limited transparency around its climate-policy lobbying. It identifies one concrete legislative initiative—the German “draft Geothermal Acceleration Law,” which it says will “strengthen the role of geothermal energy as a vital part of Germany’s renewable energy mix,” but it does not cite any other bills or regulations it has tried to influence. The company gives no detail on how it actually engages policymakers; references to “work with governments” and “engagement with stakeholders” are too generic to reveal whether it writes letters, meets officials, joins consultations or uses trade associations, and no specific ministry, parliament, or official is named. By contrast, it is explicit about the outcomes it wants from the Geothermal Acceleration Law: it seeks to “substantially increase geothermal heat production,” deliver geothermal heat “for more than 1 million people by 2030,” help remove development obstacles, and position geothermal energy as a “cornerstone of Germany’s renewable energy future,” thereby supporting emissions reductions and regional heat-planning targets. In sum, while the desired policy outcomes are clearly articulated, the company discloses only one policy it lobbies on and offers virtually no insight into the mechanisms or targets of its lobbying efforts.
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