Donald Trump tries to ease concerns from the data center industry by expanding a pledge related to utility bill costs, while also urging that opponents cannot stop the plan. Coverage says the proposal is aimed at addressing fears that data center growth will increase electricity and related costs for customers. Separate reporting indicates efforts are underway to formalize the pledge through legislation. The House Energy and Commerce Committee has approved a bipartisan bill intended to codify the pledge, according to The Independent. Other coverage similarly frames Trump’s moves as an effort to reduce uncertainty for data center operators by providing clearer expectations about how utility costs would be handled. Trump’s remarks, including that “you can’t fight it,” are described as part of a broader campaign to project momentum and discourage resistance to the policy direction. Taken together, the articles describe a policy push that combines executive messaging with legislative action, linking the industry’s cost concerns to a bill that would put the pledge into law.