Kelcy Warren

Kelcy Warren is an American businessperson and board member, born in 1955, who serves as Chairman and CEO of Energy Transfer Wikidata. He is identified in SEC records as an insider filer tied to Energy Transfer Equity, with 126 filings on record, and his estimated net worth is ~$7.5B SEC EDGARWikidata.

Business & SEC Activity

Warren’s wealth is tied to the energy sector through Energy Transfer, where he is Chairman and CEO Wikidata. SEC records show 126 insider filings under his name, including multiple Form 4 filings and one SC 13D/A filing in the recent list; Form 4 reports insider transactions, while SC 13D/A is an amended filing about a significant ownership stake SEC EDGAR.

Philanthropy

The Warren Foundation records show $129,987 in total grants paid across the available foundation data, with total foundation assets of $2,626,603 ProPublica 990. In 2023, the Texas Warren Foundation reported $74,987 in grants paid, $2,053,497 in assets, $36,960 in revenue, and $86,534 in expenses; the Iowa Warren Foundation reported $55,000 in grants paid and $573,106 in assets ProPublica 990. One Maryland-listed Warren Foundation entry shows $0 in assets, revenue, expenses, and grants paid ProPublica 990.

Political Activity

FEC records show 100 contributions totaling $18,566,200 from 2024-09-16 to 2025-11-09 FEC. The largest recipients were MAGA INC. ($12,500,000), TURNOUT FOR AMERICA ($2,500,000), and OPPORTUNITY AND FREEDOM PAC ($1,000,000); the party breakdown shows $842,900 to Republicans and $17,723,300 to PACs/other recipients FEC.

In the News

Recent coverage links Warren to Energy Transfer’s legal and political footprint, including reporting on a court order involving a US oil pipeline company and Greenpeace NewsAPI. Other articles mention Waterford Airport contracts involving Warren and a Greenpeace flyover at his estate, indicating continued public attention around his business interests and related disputes NewsAPIGDELT.