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Data Centers In The Mid-Atlantic Face A New Legal Frontier: "Bring Your Own Generation"

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By Christine Soares Verified, Alan Anderson Verified, Andrew Schulte
| Mondaq
Polsinelli LLP are most popular: within International Law topic(s) with readers working within the Healthcare, Property and Law Firm industries Governors from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia have proposed a "Bring Your Own Generation" (BYOG) model to fast-track data center approvals and ease pressure on the grid. The proposal calls for developers to supply their own generation in exchange for accelerated interconnection and facility permitting.
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Mid-Atlantic Governors Propose “Bring Your Own Generation” Model

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By Christine Soares Verified
| The National Law Review Verified
Governors from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia have proposed a “Bring Your Own Generation” (BYOG) model to fast-track data center approvals and ease pressure on the grid. The proposal calls for developers to supply their own generation in exchange for accelerated interconnection and facility permitting.
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In Trump 2.0, MAGA-aligned influencers and media emerge as new mainstream | New Straits Times

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By Helen Coster Verified, John Shiffman Verified, Christine Soares Verified, Alexandra Ulmer Verified
| New Straits Times Verified
FOR decades, Republicans railed against what they saw as a liberal media establishment shaping American politics from the left. Nearly a year into United States President Donald Trump's second term, that narrative is flipping. A new constellation of influencers, billionaire moguls and social-media platforms — many embracing or amplifying White House themes — is pulling the nation's information ecosystem to the right.
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