Utilities are spending $1.4 trillion to power the AI boom, and it's hiking up electric bills across the US

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An Entergy power plant in Texas. Bloomberg/Getty ImagesUtilities plan to spend $1. 4 trillion on capital expenditures by 2030, a PowerLines study found.

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