Electric Utilities; review by Public Service Commission of certain contracts with large load data centers further provided for
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This bill requires Alabama’s Public Service Commission to carefully review contracts between electric utilities and large data centers. Specifically, it defines ‘large load data center customer’ as a customer with a peak demand of 150 megawatts or more. The commission must ensure these contracts cover the additional costs (incremental costs) associated with serving these data centers and that they also provide benefits to other utility customers, such as lowering costs or promoting economic growth. This legislation aims to ensure fair pricing and consideration for the unique demands of large data centers.
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