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House passes bill to shield Americans from data center energy costs — Mike Johnson | ChamberLight
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The House passed the bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act 417-3; the bill would seek to make data center operators pay for new energy infrastructure rather than passing those costs to consumers. Introduced by Rep. Gabe Evans, it now goes to the Senate.
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House Speaker who praised the bill.
President described as backing the AI industry and urging data center developers and technology firms to provide their own power.
House Minority Leader who said the bill was a step forward but insufficient.
House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman who supported the legislation.
House Energy and Commerce Committee ranking member who criticized the bill as too limited.
President described as backing the AI industry and urging data center developers and technology firms to provide their own power.
House Minority Leader who said the bill was a step forward but insufficient.
House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman who supported the legislation.
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