Clean Virginia Fund

May 2023 - Apr 2024 May 2022 - Apr 2023 May 2021 - Apr 2022 May 2020 - Apr 2021 May 2019 - Apr 2020 May 2018 - Apr 2019

Lobbyists Employed

  • Gilmore, Brennan
    (Details)

    407 Monticello Rd
    Suite F
    Charlottesville, VA 22902

    434-394-0123

    Registered: 11/5/2018
    Matters: Clean Virginia is an independent advocacy organization with an associated Political Action Committee, Clean Virginia Fund. Clean Virginia works to fight corruption in Virginia politics in order to promote clean energy, a robust, competitive economy and community control over our energy policy. We are motivated by the core belief that our democracy should serve the interests of average Virginian over special interests. Clean Virginia is working towards these goals in three ways:Public Information: Virginians have been kept in the dark about how Richmond operates and how Dominion and Appalachian Power dictate our energy policy. We engage the public through media, civic organizing, and original research to shine a light on the cost of this corruption in jobs, dollars, and health.Legislative Resources: We provide fair and accurate legislative analysis on energy policy to our lawmakers to counterbalance the misleading and self-interested information provided by monopoly utility lobbyist
    Job title: Executive Director, Clean Virginia
  • Hylton, Elizabeth
    (Details)

    1601 Concord Dr
    Charlottesville, VA 22901

    434-987-9186

    Registered: 11/5/2018
    Matters: I expect to lobby on issues pertaining to clean energy (advancing renewable energy sources in Virginia, energy utility regulation, etc.), consumer protection, and ethics laws (campaign finance reform, lobbying contribution restrictions, limits of gifts, etc.).
    Job title: Political Director
  • Jonas, David
    (Details)

    407 Monticello Road
    Suite F
    Charlottesville, VA 22902

    434-394-0123

    Registered: 8/23/2018
    Matters: Better regulation of publicly-regulated energy monopolies, lower energy bills, competition in energy markets, consumer protection, ethics reform, campaign finance reform, protection of natural resources, and clean/renewable energy.
    Job title: Policy and Research Director
2019 Regular Session; 2019 Special Session I
All Issues Alternative Energy Campaign Finance Chesapeake Bay Climate Change Coal Electric Utilities Energy Conservation Environmental Regulations Ethics FOIA Landfills/Solid Waste Natural Gas Pipelines/Power Lines Water Quality

HB1635

4 Close Floor Votes

Fossil fuel projects moratorium; clean energy mandates.
Chief Patron: Sam Rasoul
Status: Killed

HB1686

Electric utilities; limitations on fossil fuel facilities.
Chief Patron: David Reid
Status: Killed

HB1718

Close Floor Vote

Electric utilities; fuel cost recovery.
Chief Patron: Lee Ware
Status: Killed

HB1809

Electric utilities; renewable energy and energy efficiency programs.
Chief Patron: Wendy Gooditis
Status: Killed

HB2069

Campaign finance; prohibited contributions to candidates.
Chief Patron: John Bell
Status: Killed

HB2092

Campaign finance; direct contributions from corporations and business entities prohibited.
Chief Patron: Elizabeth Guzman
Status: Killed

HB2322

Onsite sewage treatment systems; VDH shall develop a plan for oversight and enforcement.
Chief Patron: Keith Hodges
Status: Enacted

HB2401

Public service corporations; statements of government influence spending.
Chief Patron: Danica Roem
Status: Killed

HB2645

Electric Utility Regulation; Refund Act.
Chief Patron: Sam Rasoul
Status: Killed

SB1009

Coal combustion residuals surface impoundments; closure.
Chief Patron: Amanda Chase
Status: Consolidated

SB1114

Campaign finance; prohibited contributions to candidates.
Chief Patron: Chap Petersen
Status: Killed

SB1146

Campaign contribution limits; civil penalty.
Chief Patron: Chap Petersen
Status: Killed

SB1176

State Corporation Commission; natural gas utilities, investigative reports.
Chief Patron: Jeremy McPike
Status: Enacted

SB1355

Close Floor Vote

Coal combustion residuals impoundment; closure of certain CCR units.
Chief Patron: Frank Wagner
Status: Enacted

SB1534

Coal combustion residuals; cleanup costs.
Chief Patron: Scott Surovell
Status: Consolidated

Entertainment Expenses $0
Gift Expenses $0
Communication Expenses $0
Personal Expenses $4,600
Employed
Brennan Gilmore
$17,308
Elizabeth Hylton
$12,000
David Jonas
$3,364
Honoraria Expenses $0
Total Expenses $37,272
Matters: Better regulation of publicly-regulated energy monopolies, lower energy bills, competition in energy markets, consumer protection, ethics reform, campaign finance reform, protection of natural resources, and clean/renewable energy.

Principal contact for Clean Virginia Fund:

  • Brennan Gilmore
    407 Monticello Rd
    Suite F
    Charlottesville, VA 22902

    434-394-0123

Information on this page comes from public documents on file with the office of the Virginia Conflict of Interest and Ethics Advisory Council.