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Georgia HB1323

Georgia HB1323 has been filed.

This bill would require new data centers in Georgia to operate as 'hybrid power data centers,' meaning they must use a combination of power sources, and be certified by the Public Service Commission. It aims to reduce the strain that large data centers place on the electrical grid by mandating diversified energy use.

Recorded sponsor: Yasmin Neal.

Official title

Electrical service; require new data centers to operate as hybrid power data centers

Bill details

Stage
Filed
Policy area
Data Centers
Party origin
Democrat
Sponsor
Yasmin Neal
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Focus areas

Topics this bill touches, used to group it with related legislation.

  • Grid Capacity
  • Renewable Energy
  • Carbon Emissions
  • Energy Rates

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How would Georgia HB1323 change data-center development in Georgia?

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