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The Ratepayer Protection Act is gaining support in the House, focusing on the financial implications of data centers on electric bills. The bipartisan bill would require states to assess standards that could allocate costs to tech companies, amid increasing public concern over AI infrastructure.
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The Ratepayer Protection Act is gaining support in the House, focusing on the financial implications of data centers on electric bills. The bipartisan bill would require states to assess standards that could allocate costs to tech companies, amid increasing public concern over AI infrastructure.
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Ratepayer bill gains momentum in House amid data center backlash
Bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act Advances in House