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Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-New Mexico) halted passage of a proposal that had passed the House by an overwhelming margin.
The Senate can approve legislation without going through the 60-vote filibuster threshold if no lawmaker objects to such a request for unanimous consent.
The proposal has support from 21 additional House Democrats, according to information released with the legislation. Source
The bill, one of Congress’s first efforts to rein in the unpopular facilities, was approved with overwhelming bipartisan support but is unlikely to lower prices immediately.
The House passed the bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act on Wednesday, marking Congress' most significant step yet to shield consumers from the soaring infrastructure costs of the AI boom . Why it matters: Washington is facing growing pressure to put guardrails around AI's rapid expansion, from the technology itself to the data centers powering it. - The bipartisan bill, which passed 417-3, would require state utility regulators to consider rules making data centers cover some of the costs of new power generation. - Its passage gives lawmakers a tangible response to an issue that has quickly become a political flashpoint ahead of the midterms. Driving the news: The vote comes amid a broader reckoning over the pace and costs of AI…
The tax benefits to the community are unprecedented and could fund schools, teacher salary increases and first responder increases, according to Salyer.
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