The Growth Energy PAC is our industry’s way to support candidates who are committed to supporting America’s biofuels industry. Our industry’s opponents are working hard to elect and re-elect anti-ethanol candidates who will continue to undermine every opportunity for higher blends of ethanol. The Growth Energy PAC is our best way to impact the election process and help influence who will come to Washington to represent our industry. Contributions to the Growth Energy PAC must come directly from Growth Energy individual members and certain ethanol-producing plants and associate members. Additionally, the Growth Energy PAC offers membership packages that offer exclusive quarterly PAC updates and complimentary access to activities and events throughout the year.
For more information on how to get involved with our PAC, please log-in below using your Growth Energy Individual Membership.
Please note, if you attended either this year’s Executive Leadership Conference (ELC) or the Biofuels Summit, then you are considered an Individual Member. If you did not attend either the ELC or Summit this year, then you can either purchase or renew your Individual Membership for just $15.
Contributions to the Growth Energy PAC are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. Contributions will be used in connection with federal elections and are subject to the prohibitions and limitations of the Federal Election Campaign Act. Contribution guidelines are merely suggestions; contributors have the right to contribute more (up to $5,000 per year), and may refuse to contribute without reprisal. This communication is intended for individuals in the restricted class only; please do not forward. Note that only U.S. citizens and lawfully admitted permanent residents are permitted to contribute to the PAC. Federal law requires the Growth Energy PAC to use its best efforts to obtain and report the name, address, occupation and employer information for individuals whose contributions aggregate over $200 per year.
Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: March 24, 2023: @RepAshleyHinson @GrowthEnergy Joe Kakesh @ASA_Soybeans Alexa Combelic on WOTUS, biofuels and farm bill spending Full video here https://t.co/qxMFBVjCdu https://t.co/voTxqZ1j5Q
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[email protected] awarded member Kelly Nieuwenhuis with its highest honor, America’s Fuel Award, at its 14th annual Executive Leadership Conference. https://t.co/JHaHMTJWbT
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Wondering how the Inflation Reduction Act will affect #ethanol producers? Watch John Fuher from @GrowthEnergy explain in 6 minutes. https://t.co/ZPK3TVdWwt #ira #inflationreductionact
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Growth Energy's General Counsel Joe Kakesh discussed year-round E15 and the need for an emergency waiver, as well as other policy priorities on @agripulse yesterday. Tune in! agri-pulse.com/media/videos/p…
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