A wave of legislative activity is emerging as senators introduce bipartisan measures aimed at addressing electricity cost increases linked to data centers. Key among these initiatives is a bill from Senators Hawley and Blumenthal, aimed at preventing data centers from inflating utility bills for consumers. Discussions around the financial responsibilities of tech giants regarding energy upgrades are heating up, with calls for them to potentially finance any price hikes caused by their operations. In contrast, industry panels suggest that data centers will not significantly impact energy rates. A coalition is advocating for the pro-energy DATA Act, while another group pushes for the support of off-grid power solutions free from federal barriers. As the debate continues, the focus remains on who ultimately bears the financial burden for the utility upgrades necessary to support the growing demand from data centers.