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States Differ in Approaches to Managing Power Demand from AI Data Centers

New Jersey and Indiana are adopting different strategies to manage the electricity demand from large AI data centers. New Jersey has implemented regulations to protect consumers from rising utility costs, while Indiana has negotiated a deal that requires data centers to commit to long-term financial obligations for their electricity needs. Both states face challenges in ensuring that the growth of data centers contributes positively to the power grid.

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New Jersey and Indiana are adopting different strategies to manage the electricity demand from large AI data centers. New Jersey has implemented regulations to protect consumers from rising utility costs, while Indiana has negotiated a deal that requires data centers to commit to long-term financial obligations for their electricity needs. Both states face challenges in ensuring that the growth of data centers contributes positively to the power grid.

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Who pays for US power boom? Blue, red states offer starkly different ways to lower utility bills amid AI surge

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States Differ in Approaches to Managing Power Demand from AI Data Centers