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AB 2127

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AB 2127

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Lobbied on it8 of 14
Advanced Energy United4 reportsAir Liquide USA LLC3 reportsCalifornia State Association of Electrical Workers3 reportsAmerican Clean Power Association2 reportsCummins, Inc.2 reportsSacramento Municipal Utility District2 reportsSilicon Valley Leadership Group2 reportsSan Diego Unified Port District2 reports
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Phil TingSponsorsPhil Ting sponsored AB 2127.None
Advanced Energy UnitedLobbied on itAdvanced Energy United named AB 2127 in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
Air Liquide USA LLCLobbied on itAir Liquide USA LLC named AB 2127 in 3 lobbying reports.3 reports
California State Association of Electrical WorkersLobbied on itCalifornia State Association of Electrical Workers named AB 2127 in 3 lobbying reports.3 reports
American Clean Power AssociationLobbied on itAmerican Clean Power Association named AB 2127 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Cummins, Inc.Lobbied on itCummins, Inc. named AB 2127 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Sacramento Municipal Utility DistrictLobbied on itSacramento Municipal Utility District named AB 2127 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Silicon Valley Leadership GroupLobbied on itSilicon Valley Leadership Group named AB 2127 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
San Diego Unified Port DistrictLobbied on itSan Diego Unified Port District named AB 2127 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports