The White House’s next AI energy pledge targets the utilities

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The White House plans an event to have electric utilities, Big Tech data center operators, and state governors pledge not to pass AI-related energy costs onto consumers. This extends a March pledge by major tech firms to fund their own energy needs without burdening ratepayers. The initiative targets utilities and regulators who control electricity rates, aiming to keep household bills stable despite rising AI-driven energy demands.

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