Delaware SB353 establishes a moratorium on new data center approvals until January 31, 2027.
Delaware SB353 imposes a temporary halt on all applications and approvals for new data centers in the state. This moratorium aims to allow the General Assembly to review existing policies, assess environmental and economic impacts, and ensure that data center growth aligns with the public interest. During this period, the General Assembly will convene working groups, hold public hearings, and commission studies to evaluate the impacts of data centers. The moratorium expires on January 31, 2027, unless extended or terminated by the General Assembly.
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