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Interconnection queues, tax credits and the pipeline — the constraints that bind after zoning clears.


Market Trend · 8 September 2026

The Emergency Order Has a Line at 69,000 Volts

On August 26 the White House declared a national emergency over the equipment inside the grid — inverters, transformers, batteries. The rules that define the ban won't exist until December. The manufacturers aren't waiting for them.

Market Trend · 28 August 2026

Five Data Centers Got Voted Down. Not One by a County Board.

Provo, East Vincent, Naperville, San Marcos, Rochelle. Every recent data-center refusal we can point to was handed down by a city council or a township — inside counties that look unremarkable from a county-level screen.

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Ten states doing most of the restricting Counties with a data-center moratorium, ban or tightened rules
Ten states doing most of the restrictingLongest first: Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, Maryland, Colorado, Iowa, Idaho, Wisconsin, California, then Indiana.GeorgiaNorth CarolinaMichiganMarylandColoradoIowaIdahoWisconsinCaliforniaIndiana

County ordinances and board resolutions, read 11 October 2026.

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What The Scoop is. A weekly read on where energy and data-center projects are getting waved through, slowed down, or stopped cold — written from the ordinances, board votes, dockets and filings themselves. Every figure traces to a primary document. If a value cannot be verified against one, it does not run.

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