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House passes bill to shield Americans from data center energy costs — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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The House passed the bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act 417-3, sending it to the Senate. Sponsored by Rep. Gabe Evans, the measure aims to have large electricity users such as data centers pay for new power-generation costs rather than shifting them to consumers.
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President who urged data-center developers and technology companies to provide or purchase their own power supply.
House Minority Leader who said the legislation was a step forward but that more needed to be done.
House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman who supported the legislation during floor debate.
House Energy and Commerce Committee ranking member who criticized the legislation as incomplete.
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House Minority Leader who said the legislation was a step forward but that more needed to be done.
House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman who supported the legislation during floor debate.
House Energy and Commerce Committee ranking member who criticized the legislation as incomplete.
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