Lambda Signs White House Ratepayer Protection Pledge

Sep 15, 2026
Lambda signed a White House pledge covering electricity costs, grid capacity and consumer protections as demand from AI data centers grows.
Lambda Signs White House Ratepayer Protection Pledge

Lambda said in a press release that it signed the White House Ratepayer Protection Pledge on September 14. The pledge calls for AI infrastructure operators to provide local benefits while protecting consumers from higher electricity costs.

Lambda supports policies requiring data center developers to pay for the electricity they use. It also supports adding power generation, strengthening the grid and maintaining reliable service as demand from AI infrastructure grows. The company said it invests in technologies designed to reduce local resource use.

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