California lawmakers agree on data center rules

California lawmakers have finalized legislation to regulate energy use by the state’s data center industry in response to community opposition and concerns over utility costs. The bills establish special electricity rates and require the California Public Utilities Commission to oversee infrastructure upgrades and water consumption tracking for data centers. While advocates support the measures to prevent cost burdens on consumers and meet clean energy goals, industry groups warn that high energy prices and regulation could hinder data center development in California.

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