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Maryland Executive Order Establishes Guardrails for Data Center Development

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An executive order was signed establishing guardrails for data centers operating in Maryland. The order mandates a review process for large data centers requiring more than 25 megawatts. This process is overseen by the newly formed Maryland Data Center Task Force, which includes representatives from various state departments.

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Why it matters

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The order codifies five principles guiding development, including ratepayer and grid protection, economic benefits for Marylanders, and environmental accountability. The Task Force reviews projects against these new standards, which govern the lifecycle of data center operations in the state.

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Who's involved

  • MarylandThe state of Maryland is the focus of the executive order regarding data center regulation.

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  • New JerseySpeculative

    Regional regulatory tightening in Maryland could increase operational costs and complexity for data centers in the Mid-Atlantic.

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