Data center bill falls short in Senate as lawmakers take final votes before the midterms

Senate Democrats block bill to shield ratepayers from data center costs in 57-43 vote

The bill, aimed at making data centers pay for their own energy infrastructure costs, passed the House 417-3 earlier this month

Chuck Schumer Orders Democrats to Block Bill That Aims to Force Data Centers to Cover Increased Energy Costs * The Gateway Pundit * by Jack Davis, The Western Journal

Senate Democrats are working to short-circuit a bill aimed at protecting consumers from the costs of data centers.

Senate Democrats block data center bill, calling it ‘toothless’

Senate Democrats on Wednesday blocked a bill aimed to keep data centers from escalating utility costs, calling the legislation "toothless."

Why the Senate rejected a bill aimed at fairly assigning data center power costs

The Ratepayer Protection Act was voted down 57-43, just a few votes shy of reaching the 60-vote threshold needed to overcome the filibuster.

Senate Data Center Bill Falls Short Ahead Of Midterm Recess

The Senate also considered the Stop Insider Trading Act, which would prohibit members of Congress from purchasing individual stocks. That measure faces a similar filibuster hurdle.

Chuck Schumer Orders Democrats to Block Bill That Aims to Force Data Centers to Cover Increased Energy Costs

Senate Democrats are working to short-circuit a bill aimed at protecting consumers from the costs of data centers. The Ratepayer Protection Act passed the House 417-3 in the 435-member House. […]