Trump to Push Plan for Tech Companies to Fund New Power Plants

"Consumer Regulated Electricity" (CRE) needs to be part of any national plan. CRE is voluntary. CRE brings speed. CRE brings innovation. CRE reduces the cost pressure on grids. CRE reduces the reliability risks on grids. CRE costs taxpayers nothing.

CRE is quite simple: allow fast moving and creative entrepreneurs to build new utilities and grids to focus on the tech company growth. This approach could bring tech sector speed and creativity to the electricity sector.

Senator Tom Cotton took the first step by filing the DATA Act (https://www.cotton.senate.gov/news/press-releases/cotton-introduces-bill-to-lower-energy-costs-for-arkansans). Join us in supporting Senator Cotton by writing to your senators and representative in Congress.

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