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EPA Expands Energy Cost Pledge to Include Google, Meta and Amazon

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The US Environmental Protection Agency has broadened an electricity bill pledge originally signed by major tech companies including Google, Meta, and Amazon. The expanded initiative now brings utilities and regulators into the agreement alongside these tech giants. New EPA guidance exempts data centers that operate off the public grid from certain regulatory requirements. The move is designed to support the growing infrastructure demands of artificial intelligence development. It also aims to ensure that ordinary American households do not face higher electricity bills as a result of increased data center energy consumption.

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