Michigan HB6264 mandates data centers to use 100% clean or renewable energy by 2040.

Michigan HB6264, also known as the "data center energy standards act," requires data center owners or operators to procure clean or renewable energy for their facilities by January 1, 2040. This energy can be sourced through on-site generation, power purchase agreements, or other approved instruments, credits, or contracts. The Michigan Public Service Commission must approve these procurement methods. Failure to comply results in a civil fine of up to $10,000 per day. The act defines "clean energy" and "renewable energy" as per the Clean and Renewable Energy and Energy Waste Reduction Act.

Michigan HB6264 mandates data centers to use 100% clean or renewable energy by 2040.

Michigan HB6264, also known as the "data center energy standards act," requires data center owners or operators to procure clean or renewable energy for their facilities by January 1, 2040. This energy can be sourced through on-site generation, power purchase agreements, or other approved instruments, credits, or contracts. The Michigan Public Service Commission must approve these procurement methods. Failure to comply results in a civil fine of up to $10,000 per day. The act defines "clean energy" and "renewable energy" as per the Clean and Renewable Energy and Energy Waste Reduction Act.