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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Empirical analysis reveals that adding high-load-factor data center loads actually generates net surplus revenues that help utilities lower the fixed-cost burden on ordinary household ratepayers.
Diverting nuclear power directly through the PJM grid rather than co-locating behind-the-meter helps reduce transmission costs for all connected ratepayers.