Who pays when data centers strain Ohio's electric grid?
Ohio lawmakers failed to implement cost protections for residential ratepayers before incentivizing data centers. This leaves residents potentially responsible for the increased grid costs caused by the facilities.
Ohio lawmakers failed to establish cost protections for residential electric customers before aggressively recruiting data centers, leaving ordinary ratepayers potentially liable for surging grid demands.
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