Arizona AG Mayes seeks moratorium on new data centers despite pushback
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AG Kris Mayes urged state lawmakers and Gov. Katie Hobbs to pass a law temporarily pausing data center construction until Arizona develops a plan to address the increasing demand for the centers.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is seeking a moratorium on new data center construction despite facing opposition. Mayes urged state lawmakers and Governor Katie Hobbs to pass legislation temporarily pausing data center construction. The moratorium would remain in place until Arizona develops a comprehensive plan to address increasing data center demand.
- Arizona AG Mayes seeking data center moratorium
- Requesting temporary pause on data center construction
- Seeking law from state lawmakers and Governor Hobbs
- Moratorium until Arizona develops demand plan
- Facing pushback on proposal
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