Trump unveils pact to shield Americans from rising data-center energy bills

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President Trump will announce at the EPA headquarters a coalition—the Ratepayer Protection Pledge—aimed at preventing data centers from passing their electricity costs onto consumers. The pledge has expanded from a signature list including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, OpenAI, xAI and Oracle to 23 Republican governors and other stakeholders, with White House officials saying around 200 signatories have joined. The move is pitched to support domestic AI infrastructure and curb rising utility costs, even as Energy Secretary Chris Wright criticizes New York’s temporary data-center ban as harmful to energy costs and U.S. AI competitiveness.
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