Michigan Data Center Development Regulations
Sector: Bridge • Location: Michigan, United States
Source: Bridge Michigan
Democratic US Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow proposed a plan to regulate data center developments in Michigan. The plan includes banning non-disclosure agreements between local governments and technology companies, requiring developers to bear the costs of additional infrastructure or power generation, sourcing at least 90% of electricity from renewable sources, and using local union labor. The
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Description | Democratic US Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow proposed a plan to regulate data center developments in Michigan. The plan includes banning non-disclosure agreements between local governments and technology companies, requiring developers to bear the costs of additional infrastructure or power generation, sourcing at least 90% of electricity from renewable sources, and using local union labor. The plan aims to ensure data centers bring transformational investments to Michigan communities, pay their fair share in taxes, and create good-paying union jobs. |
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