California SB1168 establishes rate structures for data centers to contribute to rate stabilization and alleviate cost pressures on residential.
California SB1168 introduces new rate structures for data centers to ensure they contribute to rate stabilization and alleviate cost pressures on residential ratepayers. The bill aims to ensure data centers pay their reasonable share of costs associated with transmission and distribution needs, regardless of their interconnection level. It also seeks to identify mechanisms for data centers to pay for their proportionate share of load increases and procurements.
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