Donald Trump stated that approximately 200 entities have signed the non-binding 'Ratepayer Protection Pledge', which aims to ensure that U.S. consumers will not incur costs associated with the construction of AI datacenters. Trump made this announcement on Thursday at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) headquarters, where he was joined by EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and Energy Secretary Chris Wright. Attendees included governors who have also signed the pledge, such as Brian Kemp of Georgia, Mike DeWine of Ohio, Spencer Cox of Utah, and Jeff Landry of Louisiana.
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Trump announces nearly 200 firms have signed Ratepayer Protection Pledge
Donald Trump announced that around 200 firms have signed the 'Ratepayer Protection Pledge', which is intended to protect U.S. consumers from costs related to AI datacenter construction. The announcement was made at the EPA headquarters, with several governors in attendance.
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