U.S. States Launch Measures to Tackle Surging Data Center Power Demand | Certrec Energetic News

In this energetic news video, we explore how U.S. states are rolling out new legislative and regulatory measures to address the surge in electricity demand driven by rapidly expanding data centers.

Discover how policies such as Texas’s SB 6, Colorado’s HB 1177, and grid-upgrade funding requirements in Georgia, Indiana, and Oregon aim to ensure that large-load developers share responsibility for infrastructure costs and reliability impacts.

Learn how states like Utah, Maryland, and West Virginia are enabling on-site generation to ease grid stress, while North Carolina and New Jersey increase oversight to study potential bill impacts—signaling a nationwide shift toward stronger planning, accountability, and grid resilience as data-center growth accelerates.
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✅ What You Will Learn:
How states are regulating surging data-center electricity demand
Financial commitment rules in Texas, Georgia, Indiana, and Oregon
Incentive structures like Colorado’s HB 1177 for large loads
Oversight measures in North Carolina and New Jersey
On-site generation pathways in Utah, Maryland, and West Virginia
Why states expect data-center developers to share infrastructure costs

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