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Utilities plan to invest $1.4 trillion in power grid upgrades by 2030, a significant increase from previous forecasts. This capital expenditure, which includes new power plants, lines, poles, and wires, will likely result in rate hikes for consumers. Critics argue that the systems incentives favor large-scale projects over cost-effective solutions. The demand for data centers is driving this boom, with AEP Ohio predicting a 56% increase in load growth by 2030. Utilities are implementing special tariffs to make data centers pay more for grid upgrades, and bipartisan legislation is being considered to expand these protections.
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