Alpha Terra Ends Oil Lobbying For Government Relations Group LLC

Why It Matters

Alpha Terra Resources Corp. terminated its lobbying engagement with Government Relations Group LLC in mid-April, ending a relationship focused on oil energy production advocacy. The termination became official in the firm's second quarter filing, submitted in late July.

By The Numbers

Government Relations Group LLC currently represents Global Empowerment Mission Inc., which has paid $96,000 in total lobbying fees, along with Extrum LLC ($59,500), Culture Organics LLC ($52,000), Athena Bitcoin Inc. ($36,500), Gulfstream Building Group Inc. ($32,000), Italkraft Holding LLC ($25,500), Interport Logistics LLC ($25,000), NextNRG Inc. ($16,500), Gift Box ($10,000), and Millenium Natural Systems LLC ($10,000).

Government Relations Group LLC also filed a termination for Costa Farms LLC effective April 17.

Broader Context

Lawmakers have advanced legislation favorable to oil and gas interests. The One Big Beautiful Bill mandates new oil and gas lease sales across federal lands and offshore areas, revives tax advantages for producers, and loosens regulatory burdens. The bill also ends long-standing federal support for solar and wind power while creating a favorable environment for oil, gas, and coal production.

Additional measures have moved forward as well. H.R. 26 prohibits presidential moratoriums on hydraulic fracturing without congressional approval.

The Bottom Line

Michael Kesti served as the primary lobbyist for Alpha Terra Resources Corp. at Government Relations Group LLC. The termination filing was submitted on July 25, effective retroactively on April 17, 2026.

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