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Nearly 200 stakeholders sign White House pledge on data-center energy; utilities among signees
Summary
A reporter said the White House described a pledge signed by nearly 200 stakeholders, including Google, Amazon, 23 governors and Indiana Michigan Power, framed as protecting consumers from higher data-center-related costs.
The reporter said the White House described a pledge signed by nearly 200 stakeholders intended to protect Americans' wallets from data-center energy costs. The report named Google and Amazon among private-sector signees and said 23 governors had signed on.
The transcript identified utility participation, naming Indiana Michigan Power (I&M). The report did not record any direct statements from the named companies or the governors, nor did it specify what obligations signees accepted under the pledge. The reporter also relayed a utility-related claim that consumers have seen "0.5 of declining rates," a number presented without context or units.
The transcript contains no enforcement language, timetable, or legal citation for converting the pledge into binding requirements. The reporter framed the pledge as a White House initiative but provided no record of follow-up actions or company responses in this excerpt.
