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New Jersey Lawmakers Just Nixed a 2-Year-Old Data Center Tax Credit

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By Matthew Zeitlin Verified
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Data center politics are continuing to evolve rapidly, and almost always in the direction of increasing costs and restrictions for data center development.
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Indiana’s Governor Is on the Energy Warpath

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Elected officials — especially in executive positions like governor, mayor, or, say, president — tend to support economic development writ large, looking to bring jobs to their constituents and expand the tax base. By that same token, they also tend to be quite sensitive to rising costs — especially utility bills, for which voters tend to hold state governments accountable, per Heatmap polling.
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FERC Was Already Losing Its Independence. Now It’s Gone.

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By Matthew Zeitlin Verified
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The Supreme Court on Monday morning effectively OK-ed the firing of commissioners at independent agencies with no showing of cause, overturning a 90-plus-year-old precedent and granting the president seemingly vast powers to reshape the federal regulatory state. That likely includes agencies crucial to energy planning and governance, including the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (though not, notably, the Federal Reserve Board of Governors).
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