Federal authorities are invoking rare emergency powers (Section 403) to dramatically reshape utility planning in response to staggering AI load growth. Discover how this massive federal directive is forcing the rapid standardization of interconnection processes and shifting the full cost of network upgrades directly onto data center developers. We analyze the resulting friction, from the "dash to gas" (Energy Louis Indiana securing a 20-year firm gas deal) and delayed decarbonization targets to the fragmented national energy strategy. Understand these unprecedented shifts in regulatory authority and explore potential solutions, like the UK’s RAB model, that may finance the kind of stable non-carbon power the grid desperately needs.