The Kentucky Center for Economic Policy has released an analysis questioning whether data center developments in the state will shift electricity infrastructure costs onto residential and small business ratepayers. The report examines incentive structures that have attracted large data center projects to Kentucky while raising concerns about cost socialization through utility rate increases. Specific companies and project names involved in the analysis were cited in the underlying research. The findings are expected to inform ongoing debates at the Kentucky Public Service Commission about how to allocate grid upgrade costs.