This is what protecting American consumers looks like: The Ratepayer Protection Pledge
The White House · July 27, 2026
A news report relayed President Trumps pledge that major technology and AI companies should pay for data-center energy and infrastructure costs; the White House framed the move as "ratepayer protection," and the speaker said nearly 200 stakeholders, including Google, Amazon and Indiana Michigan Power, have signed the pledge.
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