PA bill would prohibit use of non-disclosure agreements in data center development
A new bill in Pennsylvania has been approved by the Senate Communications and Technology Committee. This legislation aims to increase transparency in data center development by prohibiting the use of non-disclosure agreements between developers and local or state government agencies. The goal is to prevent developers from concealing information through NDAs.
A bill designed to enhance transparency in data center development at the state level in Pennsylvania has been approved by the Senate Communications and Technology Committee.
The proposed legislation seeks to prevent data center developers from utilizing non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in their dealings with local governments and state agencies. The intent is to remove a barrier to transparency, ensuring that information related to data center projects is more accessible to the public and governing bodies.
The measure, if enacted, would represent a significant change in how data center projects are managed and approved across the state of Pennsylvania.