California debate on AI data centers raises power-bill questions for the Valley
An L.A. Times report details a fight over who pays for power-hungry data centers. Central Valley utilities say any large new load means costly grid work here too.
The Los Angeles Times reported June 23 that Californians are pushing back on new data centers over electricity costs. Any large new data center would trigger capacity studies and likely substation work for PG&E, MID, and TID.

