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Vermont data-center regulations face conflicting state and federal pressure

A Vermont governor vetoed state regulations on data centers, while a deputy urged Congress to pass similar measures. The report does not identify a resulting infrastructure disruption.

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Data-center policy can affect electricity demand and infrastructure planning, but no immediate operational impact is reported.

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  1. Gov. Scott vetoed state regulations on data centers. One of his deputies just urged Congress to pass them. ↗vtdigger.org · Recorded source date: Sep 10, 2026, 12:31 AM UTC

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