State Lawmakers Look to "Behind-the-Meter" Policies for Data Centers

“Consumer-regulated electricity (CRE) is a system where large energy users, such as data centers, operate their own private electricity networks or source power independently, rather than relying solely on traditional public utilities. This model allows for greater flexibility and can help large users avoid regulatory and cost structures imposed on standard utility customers.”

https://www.multistate.us/insider/2026/10/13/state-lawmakers-look-to-behind-the-meter-policies-for-data-centers

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