Dane Artisola

Statewide moratorium bills land in Michigan and South Carolina. Birmingham approves a 180-day pause. A North Carolina primary shows data center opposition is now shaping elections, with $1.6M in PAC spending. Palm Beach County's Project Tango town hall descends into chaos. READ MORE.

Michigan and South Carolina propose statewide moratoriums; Middlesex Township approves $15B data center power infrastructure; Bossier Parish schedules first public hearing on Amazon site.

Moratoriums sweep from Birmingham to Ypsilanti, Lansing reverses on a downtown data center, and datacenter politics take center stage in a North Carolina primary.

A Palm Beach County town hall descends into chaos over Project Tango; Virginia's Court of Appeals hears Digital Gateway challenges; 100+ New York groups call for a statewide moratorium. READ MORE.

Daily digest of Data Center Regulatory shifts and decisions.

Denver announces a data center moratorium. Senator Bernie Sanders calls for a national pause. A buried NC law blocks cities statewide from regulating data centers. Georgia sees three separate fights in one week. A $16B project in Missouri collapses minutes into a public meeting. READ MORE.

A $16B data center meeting in Pacific, MO ends in minutes after the developer withdraws. Independence nears a vote on $6.2B in tax breaks. Lawsuits filed in Columbia County, GA. READ MORE.

Georgia takes center stage with three separate data center fights: a $5B campus, an outright ban proposal, and a 180-day moratorium. New moratoriums land in North Carolina, Indiana, and New Jersey. READ MORE.

At A Glance 🔽 * Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announces a moratorium on new data centers while the city reviews energy, water, and zoning rules. * Maine legislators weigh a moratorium on data centers above 20 megawatts through July 2028. * Hood County, TX commissioners set to reconsider a data center moratorium after a

New Brunswick scraps data center after protest erupts outside City Hall; Minnesota opponents demand statewide moratorium; Dryden, NY becomes first town in the state to ban data centers.