Delaware Lawmakers Push Data Center Power Cost Bill
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Delaware lawmakers propose Senate Bill 205 to ensure data centers cover their own power and infrastructure costs, targeting projects using at least 100 megawatts. The bill aims to prevent everyday families and small businesses from bearing the burden of upgrades. PJM, the regional grid operator, warned of the need for strong policies due to increased energy demands, leading to power plant construction and potential service disruptions. Delawares three utilities support the bill, which would require the Public Service Commission to review projects for grid capacity and cost allocation, filling a gap in regulations compared to neighboring states.
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