Indiana · Legislation

Indiana HB1333

Indiana HB1333 is in committee.

This bill sets new rules for data centers in Indiana, requiring them to contribute at least 1% of their tax savings to local governments before receiving sales tax exemptions on equipment purchases. It also addresses land use on agricultural soils, battery energy storage systems, and requires emergency response documentation for large energy storage facilities.

Recorded sponsors: Kendell Culp, Jim Pressel, Craig Haggard, Eric Koch.

Official title

Land use and development.

Bill details

Stage
In committee
Policy area
Data Centers
Party origin
Republican
Sponsors
Kendell Culp, Jim Pressel, Craig Haggard, Eric Koch
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Focus areas

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

  • Local Zoning
  • Tax Incentives
  • Local Control
  • Grid Capacity
  • Environmental Review

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How would Indiana HB1333 change data-center development in Indiana?

Records current as of . The bill text and legislative history are linked below.