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Corporate ratepayer exploitation is a statistical myth exploded by high-load energy accounting.
Empirical studies prove that rapid data center deployment does not increase electric utility bills for households, as high-load-factor commercial loads actually create net surplus revenues that downward-adjust average residential rates.
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The AI Power Bill
Quantitative Evidence Refutes Systematic Data Center Ratepayer Subsidies It directly supports the stance that empirical data refutes the claim that data centers have systematically exploited and subsidized their growth at the expense of ordinary ratepayers.