Ratepayer Protection Act would force AI companies to fund their own energy upgrades, and crypto miners should pay attention
The Ratepayer Protection Act could set a precedent for holding all large energy consumers accountable for infrastructure costs, impacting various industries. The post Ratepayer Protection Act would force AI companies to...
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The Ratepayer Protection Act could set a precedent for holding all large energy consumers accountable for infrastructure costs, impacting various industries.
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