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Oracle Corp’s disclosures indicate a limited approach to lobbying governance for climate-related engagement. The company states that "Policy statements are developed annually and distributed to all trade association members," suggesting a recurring review of guidance, and it confirms "Yes" to having "a public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement." However, the company does not disclose any specific individual or formal governance body overseeing these policies, nor does it describe how it monitors or enforces alignment of its direct or indirect lobbying activities with its climate commitments. We found no evidence of a process for reviewing or approving specific lobbying efforts, criteria for assessing trade association alignment, or accountability mechanisms for ensuring consistency with its climate strategy.
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Oracle provides only limited transparency on its climate-related lobbying. It indicates that it pursues climate engagement mainly through membership of trade associations such as the Information Technology Industry Council, Advanced Energy Economy, DigitalEurope and AmCham EU, and notes that its representatives attend association meetings and promote the associations’ environmental positions. However, it does not identify any specific pieces of legislation or regulatory proposals it has sought to influence, referring only in broad terms to areas like energy efficiency, renewable-energy integration and circular-economy principles. The company likewise offers no details on the policymaking bodies or officials it targets beyond the general reference to the associations’ work in U.S. states, at the U.S. federal level and in the EU. Finally, it states high-level objectives—support for reduced energy use, green procurement standards and alignment with the Paris Agreement—but does not spell out concrete policy changes, quantitative targets or timelines it is lobbying to secure. As a result, the disclosures reveal the existence of climate-related lobbying but leave most of the substance, channels and desired outcomes unspecified.
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