California Lawmakers Strike Deal to Regulate Data Center Energy Use
California legislators have reached a compromise on new regulations for the state's data center industry, aiming to address community concerns over rising electricity costs and environmental impact. The legislation mandates special rules for energy consumption and pricing for data centers.
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Durham County Considers Data Center Moratorium Amid Resident Concerns
California Lawmakers Strike Deal to Regulate Data Center Energy Use
Baltimore Proposes Health Safeguards for Data Center Development
Madison County Enacts Second-Longest Data Center Moratorium in Arkansas
Local Concerns Rise Over Secretive Data Center Negotiations in Louisiana
Gov. Abbott Pauses Data Center Approvals Amid Energy Concerns
Chesterfield Halts Approval for New Data Center Projects
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Wixom council considers early ending for data-center moratorium
Prosper Planning Commission to Review Data Center Proposal on Sept. 1
The thousand-dollar line
Google Secures Permit for Daleville Data Center Grading
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