16 AUGUST 2011alu
Alcoa Spent $590,000 on Second-Quarter Lobbying
Edited by : AL CIRCLE
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Alcoa Inc. spent $590,000 in the second quarter to lobby Congress on issues ranging from cap-and-trade to defense appropriations, according to a recent disclosure report.
From April through June, Alcoa lobbied on cap-and-trade issues such as allocation credit for early action and international trade implications. Other issues included defense appropriations related to naval and air programs and hydroelectric generating facilities.
The manufacturer also addressed power availability from the Tennessee Valley Authority and power authority from the Bonneville Power Administration. No legislation was discussed on these topics.
From April through June, Alcoa lobbied on cap-and-trade issues such as allocation credit for early action and international trade implications. Other issues included defense appropriations related to naval and air programs and hydroelectric generating facilities.
The manufacturer also addressed power availability from the Tennessee Valley Authority and power authority from the Bonneville Power Administration. No legislation was discussed on these topics.
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