The data center buildout has allowed Loudoun County to lower property tax rates by 38% since 2010, translating to average savings of about $3,400 per year for homeowners.

Some Republicans are asking whether to wait until 2025 with a trifecta to do energy permitting reform. But not only is a materially different bill not possible in the 119th Congress due to the political process and landscape, it's dangerous to delay it. - Hyperscalers are looking to site their largest, most important data centers overseas because they can't get the power and gas they need in the US - Consumers are seeing rising retail prices because it's too hard and takes too long to build energy infrastructure - RTOs and ISOs are all facing difficulty keeping reliability of the system given the growth in demand - Energy companies of all types are cancelling projects because of difficulty of permits The next Congress has many issues of higher priority to deal with. Even if/when it gets to it, the bill cannot go through reconciliation. It will need at least 7 Dem votes in the Senate. There is no chance a bill as imagined by certain conservative groups would get that. The issue would be stuck and the industry, and consumers, would be waiting years.