Jon Husted-Backed Ratepayer Protection Bill Aims to Protect Families, Small Businesses from Large Electricity Users, Data Centers
Taxpayers would be held harmless from large electricity users, such as data centers, under legislation backed by Ohio Republican Sen. Jon Husted, with voting possibly as early as this week. The legislation already received overwhelming supp
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Taxpayers would be held harmless from large electricity users, such as data centers, under legislation backed by Ohio Republican Sen. Jon Husted, with voting possibly as early as this week.
The legislation already received overwhelming support in the U.S. House of Representatives, where just three members of Congress opposed its passage.
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