Data centers that bring their own power will receive a fast track for approval

Will apply to large loads that consume more than 25MW of power

Will provide large-load facilities with lower energy rates and other incentives

Draft proposal would see the time it takes for reviews fall to 60 days

New rate would apply to facilities with a capacity of 25MW or more

Newsom said he was "reluctant to impose rigid reporting requirements"

Outlines specific eligibility criteria for power producers and operators

Project has been approved, but environmental groups want watchdog to reconsider

Joins the likes of Constellation, Oklo, and EDF

New rate will require large load users to pay for a portion of energy requests

Would apply to customers who consume more than 25MW

Reportedly received a payment of NT$2 million (US$65,500)

Even if they use less

Could see energy costs increase by 10 to 14 percent

Was signed into law on Saturday

Would create a new rate class for data centers exceeding 100MW of monthly demand

Taken as a means to avoid a "grid reliability crisis"

"We will not allow xAI to get away with this"

National policy statement expected in July

Expected to come into force in 2026

Will require data centers to enter into a minimum ten-year contract with utilities

Company could seek grid based deals to power data centers

More than half of the projects are gas fired generation

Claimed that it would create "unnecessary red tape"