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| Greg Walden |
Constellation has signed Alpine Advisors for DC representation on matters dealing with nuclear, solar and natural gas industries, along with policies impacting data center power generation.
Alpine is the firm of former Oregon Congressman Greg Walden, who served as chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Constellation made national news last September with the announcement of plans to restart the Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear reactor.
Under a 20-year supply agreement, Microsoft agreed to purchase the power at the revamped facility, which has been renamed the Crane Clean Energy Center.
The project is expected to create 3,400 direct and indirect jobs, add $16 billion to Pennsylvania's GDP and generate more than $3 billion in state and federal taxes.
Constellation, which is based in Baltimore, ranks as the nation’s No. 1 producer of carbon-free energy (nuclear, wind, solar, natural gas and hydro).
It has set a goal to be 100 percent carbon-free by 2040.
Miller Strategies, the well-connected Republican firm, has inked a $1.5M one-year consulting contract from Emirates Global Aluminum, the biggest industrial company in the United Arab Emirates outside the oil & gas sector.
Anthropic, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence start-up, has retained Republican powerhouse firm Fierce Government Relations for DC representation.
Chad Horrell, who was senior manager for government relations at DoorDash, has joined BGR Group as VP in its state and local practice.
Continental Strategy, which has close ties with the Trump administration, has registered Geneva-based Rolex as a client for services regarding the tariffs on watch imports.
Kimberly-Clark calls on Ballard Partners as it moves to acquires Kenvue, maker of Tylenol. 
