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Twilio provides virtually no visibility into its climate-related lobbying. While it notes that it files statutory lobbying reports in the United States and voluntarily registers its activities in the European Union, it does not describe how it actually engages with policymakers, whom it contacts, or what channels it uses when the subject is climate policy. The disclosures name no climate policy, legislation, or regulation, and there is no indication of any positions the company supports or opposes, nor of the specific outcomes it seeks. As a result, stakeholders receive no substantive information about whether or how Twilio attempts to influence climate legislation.
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Twilio discloses its lobbying activities through official registers, noting that "Twilio and its lobbying consultants disclose our U.S. lobbying activities and associated costs" and that "For the EU, Twilio voluntarily reports lobbying contributions and activities to the Transparency Register." However, the company does not disclose any internal governance mechanisms, oversight bodies, or processes to monitor or align its lobbying activities—direct or indirect—with its policy objectives or with climate-related goals, and we found no evidence of a named individual or committee responsible for reviewing lobbying alignment.
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