A staggering $6.5 billion price tag for AI power demand is triggering a massive AI load shock that threatens the financial foundation of the electric utility sector. This episode analyzes how existing ratepayers are being forced to subsidize $6.2 billion in tech infrastructure that hasn't even been built yet, sparking a "cost allocation war" and organized political resistance. We examine the shift from regulatory compacts to physical security threats, alongside innovative solutions like Entergy’s proactive contract models and Duke Energy’s green hydrogen facility. Listeners will gain critical insights into the market bifurcation between high-growth utility models and those facing extreme political risk in this rapidly shifting energy landscape.