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Legislative push aims to create statewide framework for data center industry

A new legislative push at the Statehouse aims to create a statewide framework for the booming data center industry.
Citing concerns over massive water and energy consumption, the proposal seeks to standardize how these projects are approved to avoid “inconsistent processes” at the local level.
The plan would mandate public hearings and guarantee protections for local drinking water and utility rates.
By looking to states like Virginia and Arizona, Indiana leaders hope to move away from a “one-size-fits-all” policy to better protect residential resources.

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