Delaware is on the cusp of implementing new regulations targeting its burgeoning data center industry, driven by concerns over the impact on the state's electric grid and potential cost increases for consumers. The proposed Senate Bill 205 would require large energy users, including data centers that consume 30 megawatts or more of electricity, to secure a special certificate from the Delaware Public Service Commission before operation, while a separate bill aims to establish a dedicated electricity rate for these facilities. These measures aim to balance economic opportunity with grid reliability and affordability, as concerns over energy demands and potential price volatility rise following the announcement of a massive new data center project in Delaware City.