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Euro-area ministers accelerate plans to deepen the euro’s global role

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Washington moves to bind large data centers to resource and utility protections

Washington’s House passed a bill requiring large data centers (20 MW+) to disclose energy, water, refrigerant use and accept utility tariff terms to prevent cost‑shifting; the measure also phases out free carbon‑credit treatment from 2028 and tightens replacement‑hardware tax breaks, a change tied to about $63 million in new state receipts. The law arrives amid a national pushback — analysts estimate roughly $64 billion in U.S. data‑center projects have been delayed or reshaped by permitting disputes and local resistance — and will push operators and utilities to negotiate staged energization, infrastructure contributions, and other mitigation measures.

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