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Idaho lawmaker aims to shield customers from rising power rates tied to data centers

House Bill 756 would make large power users fund their own infrastructure to prevent rate increases for Idaho's general customers, including vulnerable groups, lawmakers say.

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Posted 5:56 PM, Mar 04, 2026 and last updated 5:58 PM, Mar 04, 2026 By: Brady Caskey KUNA, Idaho (KIVI) — Data centers — like the massive one under construction by Meta in Kuna — are popping up across the country, supporting services like artificial intelligence and cloud storage. They also use a lot of power. As these large-scale power users come online in Idaho, one lawmaker wants to ensure residents don’t see higher utility bills as a result.…

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KIVI broke the news in on Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
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