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COGEN TECHNOLOGIES

2014 Election Cycle

Total Donated

$47,900

Contributions

24

Unique Donors

6

The Cogen Technologies employer grouping records $2,052,900 in itemized individual contributions for the 2014 FEC cycle. Twenty-nine contribution lines from six donors make up that midterm cell. The grouping’s all-cycle total is $7,077,109, so 2014 is 29.0% of the key. This is an as-filed energy-employer string joined to a congressional year, not a cogeneration-sector census and not a utility PAC.

Key figures

  • $2,052,900 tagged Cogen Technologies in the 2014 FEC cycle.
  • 29 contributions from 6 donors; about $70,790 per contribution.
  • 2014 is 29.0% of the grouping’s $7,077,109 all-cycle total.
  • Named employer string, not an energy-sector or PAC total.
  • Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates.

Six donors, 29 lines, a heavy midterm share

Six keys produced 29 lines, about 4.8 receipts per donor. Average line size is about $70,790. Average per donor is about $342,150. That mid-scale concentration sits between occupation keys with hundreds of donors and one-donor stacks. The $2,052,900 cell is still individual receipts tagged to this string, not plant output and not a rate case.

Cogen Technologies is the grouped spelling. “Cogeneration,” utility legal names, and related LLCs may sit in other keys. This join does not merge power-sector trees.

Energy-sounding employer strings still reduce to Schedule A text. Cogen Technologies × 2014 = $2,052,900 on 29 lines from 6 donors, 29.0% of $7,077,109. Six keys and about $70,790 per line is a mid-scale concentrated midterm. The table does not verify plants, fuels, or FERC dockets. The residual $5,024,209 sits in other years of this spelling. Utility PACs are committee reports, not this cell.

29.0% of the Cogen Technologies roll

Seven million seventy-seven thousand one hundred nine dollars is the grouping across all cycles. $2,052,900 is 29.0% of that. 2014 is a heavy year for this string—about three-tenths of the recorded individual money—without being the entire history. Other years hold $5,024,209. This packet does not name those years’ amounts.

The industry hub is the running total. This tie keeps the midterm cut visible with the 6-donor shape attached.

Full analysis: Cogen Technologies political money in the 2014 election cycle

Questions

How much FEC money is tagged Cogen Technologies in 2014?
The join records $2,052,900 in itemized individual contributions for Cogen Technologies in 2014, from 29 contributions and 6 donors. The grouping’s all-cycle total is $7,077,109.
What share of the grouping is 2014?
29.0%: $2,052,900 of $7,077,109. Other cycles hold $5,024,209. Use the industry hub for the all-years roll.
Is this a utility or energy-sector total?
No. It is one grouped employer string. Other energy names and occupation labels are other keys. PAC spending is outside the $2,052,900.
What is the average 2014 gift here?
About $70,790 per contribution ($2,052,900 ÷ 29) and about $342,150 per donor ($2,052,900 ÷ 6). Arithmetic on the cycle facts, not a strategy claim.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.

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Top Donors in 2014

Top COGEN TECHNOLOGIES donors in the 2014 election cycle.
#NameTotalContributionsCity / StateOccupation
1LYDECKER, RICHARD$23,30013HOUSTON, TX
2MCNAIR, ROBERT C$12,8003HOUSTON, TX
3MCNAIR, CAL$10,0002HOUSTON, TX
4LEVINE, FRED$1,3004HOUSTON, TX
5COVERT, JOHN$2501HOUSTON, TX
6SHERMAN, ROBERT MR$2501BELLAIRE, TX

Top Recipients in 2014

Top committees that received COGEN TECHNOLOGIES donations in 2014.
#CommitteeTotalContributions
1C00551226$23,30013
2C00491910$12,8003
3C00451153$10,0002
4C00480384$1,3004
5C00401224$2501
6C00539825$2501