President Donald Trump claimed that in order to fulfill the enormous demand for electricity brought on by artificial intelligence, the US is permitting private corporations to construct their own power facilities.

In a Larry Kudlow interview on Fox Business, Trump claimed that AI infrastructure demands previously unheard-of energy capacity.

“Anyway, AI requires a lot of electricity, don’t you think? twice the amount of electricity already produced nationwide,” he stated.

Trump stated that rebuilding the nation’s grid to meet such demand would take time. He stated his administration is allowing businesses to build massive facilities to produce their own electricity as a result.

He declared, “I’m allowing anyone who constructs a plant to construct their own electric plant.” “They will eventually resemble a utility.”

According to him, developers are building expansive facilities and will run separate production systems. They are constructing their own power plant. According to Trump, they are generating their own electricity.

Any extra electricity would be sold to the system again. He went on to say, “They’ll sell anything they have left over to the grid.”

According to Trump, energy sources may change based on the requirements of the project. “Some are coal as a backup, some are oil and gas, and some are nuclear,” he stated.

Additionally, he maintained that the US is leading the world in artificial intelligence. Trump declared, “We are controlling everyone in the AI.”

Trump said that enormous building was taking place all throughout the nation and connected the AI drive to more general industrial growth. “We have invested $18 trillion in this nation. It’s unlike anything anyone has ever experienced,” he remarked.

He stated that the creation of factories and plants was a key component of his economic agenda.

“We’re setting a new historical record. Nothing like that has ever existed,” Trump remarked.

In his economic rhetoric, Trump has continuously linked technology advancement, energy generation, and manufacturing, claiming that home manufacturing lessens reliance on international supply chains.

It is generally anticipated that in the upcoming ten years, the need for energy would rise dramatically due to artificial intelligence infrastructure, which includes data centers and semiconductor plants. Governments across major economies are weighing grid upgrades, nuclear expansion, and renewable deployment to support AI-driven growth.

With policymakers closely observing international models for powering massive data infrastructure while striking a balance between energy security, climate commitments, and industrial competitiveness, India is likewise growing its AI and semiconductor ecosystem.