The AI power debate just crossed an important threshold: electricity affordability is becoming federal policy, not simply a utility-planning issue.

On September 16th 2026, the U.S. House passed legislation addressing the electricity infrastructure costs created by large data centers by an extraordinary 417–3 vote. The basic principle is straightforward: state utility regulators should ensure that data centers bear the costs of the new generation and transmission infrastructure required to serve them rather than shifting those

The AI power debate just crossed an important threshold: electricity affordability is becoming federal policy, not simply a utility-planning issue. Read More »