Bloom Energy Corp

Bloom Energy Corp discloses some elements of lobbying governance, but the evidence does not indicate a comprehensive or detailed process for aligning lobbying activities with climate-related goals. The company mentions that its "policy, legal, and regulatory teams and consultants are focused heavily on direct policy engagement on local, state, and federal levels," and participates in industry groups such as the "Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Industry Association and the Hydrogen Council." However, there is no explicit mention of mechanisms to ensure alignment of these lobbying activities with climate objectives. Oversight of ESG matters is delegated to the Nominating, Governance & Public Policy Committee, which "shares relevant information and analysis" with other committees and the full Board, but the evidence does not clarify how this oversight extends specifically to lobbying governance or alignment with climate goals. While the ESG Committee is responsible for setting priorities and objectives, its role appears broader and does not explicitly address lobbying governance. Additionally, the establishment of the Bloom Energy Corporation Political Action Committee (Be PAC) in 2021 is noted, but this is focused on political contributions rather than governance of lobbying activities. Overall, while there are references to governance structures and ESG oversight, the company does not disclose a clear process for monitoring or managing lobbying alignment with climate-related policies.