Kelcy Warren

Kelcy Warren is the CEO and president of Energy Transfer Partners, one of the largest pipeline construction companies in North America.

In 2014 Warren was elected to serve on the board of directors for both General Electric and The Heritage Foundation.

Kelcy is a Republican donor and fundraiser. Warren has donated over USD $100,000 to both Mitt Romney and John McCain’s presidential campaigns in 2008-2012. In 2012 he raised USD $500,000 for Romney’s campaign as national finance co-chairperson.

Recently Kelcy was ranked on Forbes 400 richest Americans list at number 60 with an estimated net worth of USD $3 billion.

Warren has close relationships with both Republican and Democratic politicians. He is a donor to the Koch brothers, prominent Republican financiers, and has donated over USD $1 million to the Kochs’ conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation.

Kelcy Warren also donated USD $500,000 to the Obama campaign in 2008 and USD $264,000 to John McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign.

Kelcy Warren has also served as chairman for Romney for President and vice-chairman for President George H. W. Bush’s re-election campaign in 1992.

In 2008 Kelcy Warren was the national finance co-chairman for the Republican party and raised USD $500,000 for Mitt Romney’s campaign.

After 2010’s US Midterm elections, Kelcy Warren served as a national finance co-chairman for the Republican party.

Kelcy Warren has also donated around USD $100k to John McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign.

He also donated USD$1 million to Heritage Foundation, which is a think tank that focuses on conservatism and Republican political values.

Warren has also been one of the “Masters of Disaster” in regard to energy policy. According to Forbes his estimated worth is USD 3 billion.

In 2011, Kelcy Warren’s Energy Transfer Partners, LP signed a deal with the Taliban to carry a natural gas pipeline across Afghanistan from Turkmenistan. The project was stopped by Afghan President Hamid Karzai because he said, “it would be better to die than to have this project.” The Afghan Parliament also put a moratorium on the construction of the pipeline and some Afghan leaders say the $3 billion deal is corrupt, and that it only benefits America and not Afghanistan. The Taliban, who had been previously receiving payments from the Taliban, stopped their compensation for allowing ETP’s proposed pipeline across Afghanistan to be built for USD $3-4 million per day. See this page for additional information.

 

More about Warren on https://www.benzinga.com/sec/insider-trades/et/kelcy-warren

 

Kelcy Warren is the CEO and president of Energy Transfer Partners, one of the largest pipeline construction companies in North America. In 2014 Warren was elected to serve on the board of directors for both General Electric and The Heritage Foundation. Kelcy is a Republican donor and fundraiser. Warren has donated over USD $100,000 to…

Kelcy Warren is the CEO and president of Energy Transfer Partners, one of the largest pipeline construction companies in North America. In 2014 Warren was elected to serve on the board of directors for both General Electric and The Heritage Foundation. Kelcy is a Republican donor and fundraiser. Warren has donated over USD $100,000 to…