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News ClipSullivan County Democrat·NY

New York becomes first state to ban data centers

New York has enacted a statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers for up to one year to study environmental impacts and develop a Community Investment Framework. Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized the need to address concerns about utility bills, natural resources, and local support. The state will also develop a Generic Environmental Impact Statement and consider a Grid Acceleration Fund, while pursuing legislation to repeal sales tax exemptions.

7/17/2026
Riley introduces bill to shield ratepayers from data center grid costs
News ClipFingerlakes1.com·NY

Riley introduces bill to shield ratepayers from data center grid costs

Congressman Josh Riley introduced bipartisan federal legislation, the FAIR Data Act, to compel large data centers to pay for electric grid upgrades stemming from their demand, preventing these costs from being passed to ratepayers. The bill targets data centers using at least 75 megawatts and tasks state utility regulators with establishing consumer protections. This legislation is motivated by concerns over rising electricity rates and specific data center proposals in New York.

7/14/2026
News ClipThe River Reporter·NY

Riley introduces bill to stop data center projects from driving up energy bills

Congressman Josh Riley introduced the FAIR Data Act, bipartisan legislation aimed at preventing data center projects from driving up energy bills for Upstate New York residents and small businesses. The bill seeks to ensure that large corporate customers developing data centers pay for necessary grid upgrades instead of utility ratepayers. This initiative comes as specific data center projects in Lansing and Oneonta, New York, face significant local opposition.

7/13/2026
Oneonta town board approves 12-month moratorium on AI data centers, crypto mining facilities
News ClipWBNG·Oneonta, Otsego County, NY

Oneonta town board approves 12-month moratorium on AI data centers, crypto mining facilities

The Oneonta Town Board unanimously approved a 12-month moratorium on AI data centers and crypto mining facilities. This decision follows over a year of resident concerns and a petition from 700 constituents, prompted by a potential data center project by Eco-Yotta. Town Supervisor Will Rivera indicated the board hopes to permanently ban such facilities after the moratorium period.

5/15/2026