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Maine’s Near-Miss on Data Center Moratorium Is Wake-Up Call to Industry

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By Ellie Barmish, Tracy Baynard
| JD Supra
Maine’s legislature passed the nation’s first statewide moratorium on large data centers, which the governor subsequently vetoed. However, the state’s legislative willingness to enact such a pause should command the full attention of every developer and operator in the market. The moratorium cleared both chambers, demonstrating that statehouse sentiment shifted decisively toward restricting high-load facility growth.
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The 2026 Legislative Season: Why Your Team Needs To Start Training Camp Now | JD Supra

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By Ellie Barmish, Joshua M. Canter, Anne Scroggs
| JD Supra
With over three-fourths of states gaveling in next year’s legislative session in January, successful teams don’t wait until the new year to prepare. Planning starts now for a successful 2026 legislative session. Just like how football season does not really start with the first regular season game. Weeks before, teams meet, strategize and practice — often in a dedicated, sole-focus training camp environment.
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89th Texas Legislative Session Recap: Key Outcomes for Power Generation and Clean Energy Industry | JD Supra

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By Ellie Barmish, Edmund Daniels, John Ellison
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After 140 days of legislative activity, the 89th Texas Legislature adjourned Sine Die on June 2, 2025. This session saw the highest volume of bills filed in recent Texas legislative history, yet featured a notably lower passage rate of approximately 14% — in contrast to the typical 20%. In total, the Legislature passed over 1,300 bills and joint resolutions, while over 8,000 others died in committee or failed to meet procedural deadlines.
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