AI Act is the most-lobbied EU law in this curated index, with 291 disclosed meetings; Lex counts 1,134 matched meetings across all listed files. Source: EU Transparency Register, European Commission meeting disclosures and European Parliament MEP meeting declarations. Methodology

The most-lobbied EU laws

Which EU legislative files draw the most lobbying? Ranked by disclosed EU Transparency-Register meetings with MEPs and the European Commission — 1,134 in total across these files. Each figure counts real disclosed meetings, a record that a contact happened, not a measure of influence.

  1. 1.AI Act291 meetings · 186 orgs

    Most active: OpenAI OpCo, LLC, Meta Platforms Ireland Limited and its various subsidiaries, Google Ireland Limited and its affiliates · vote on file

  2. 2.EUDR286 meetings · 148 orgs

    Most active: Fern, Greenpeace European Unit, WWF European Policy Programme

  3. 3.Digital Services Act192 meetings · 124 orgs

    Most active: Google Ireland Limited and its affiliates, Bureau Européen des Unions de Consommateurs, Apple Inc. · vote on file

  4. 4.CBAM158 meetings · 89 orgs

    Most active: The European Steel Association, ArcelorMittal, Cement Europe (legal entity CEMBUREAU) · vote on file

  5. 5.Digital Markets Act135 meetings · 58 orgs

    Most active: Apple Inc., Google Ireland Limited and its affiliates, Netflix International B.V. · vote on file

  6. 6.CSDDD48 meetings · 45 orgs

    Most active: ExxonMobil Petroleum & Chemical, World Steel Association, BUSINESSEUROPE · vote on file

  7. 7.CSRD24 meetings · 23 orgs

    Most active: PepsiCo, Competence Centre for Human Rights Due Diligence, Koninklijke Vereniging van Nederlandse Reders

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Disclosed meetings from the EU Transparency Register (European Parliament + European Commission). A disclosed meeting is a recorded contact, not evidence of influence or of a position taken. Meetings are matched to each act by the disclosed subject. Methodology. Data © European Union.