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Trump Plans Executive Order to Boost Energy Supply for AI Development

  • The Trump administration is preparing executive actions to boost energy supply for expanding artificial intelligence by easing regulations and aiding infrastructure.
  • This effort follows a January executive order aiming to remove regulatory hurdles to AI growth amid a U.S.-China technological arms race.
  • The administration intends to allocate federal land for developing AI data centers, simplify the permitting process by introducing a single national permit under the Clean Water Act instead of multiple state permits, and give priority to advancing power projects for grid connection.
  • A July 23 AI Action Plan report, including National Security Council input, will coincide with events like Trump’s July 15 Pennsylvania speech and Amazon's $20 billion data center investment there.
  • These measures seek to respond to an anticipated exponential increase in AI-driven electricity consumption, which Deloitte projects may multiply over thirty times by 2035, placing significant pressure on power grids and utility providers across the country.
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The Donald Trump administration is preparing a package of executive measures to increase the supply of electricity in the United States, with the aim of supporting the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. The demand for energy from AI data centers is expected to increase significantly, putting pressure on existing power grids. And among the proposed measures are making it easier to connect new energy projects to the power grid…

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