Clean Electricity is Cheap Electricity
To lower utility bills and cut dangerous pollution, we must deploy abundant clean energy, tackle inflated utility profits, and address data center energy demand.
Electricity bills are going up across the country. Data centers are driving higher demand. Meanwhile, the supply of new power is struggling to keep up. Long permitting processes and grid delays are holding back clean power projects that could meet the need for new energy.
On top of that, monopoly utilities are making record profits at the expense of everyday customers, and data center companies are passing on the cost of their electrcity to the rest of us.
Thankfully, states are well positioned to:
- Unlock abundant clean energy to keep prices down
- Ensure big tech companies are paying their fair share
- Keep utility profits within reason
“Clean energy is here, it’s popular, and it’s in demand. Cutting it off now would only raise household costs, harm communities, and undermine all the progress we’ve already made.”
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