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In 2026, more data center regulations could be coming in Maryland
Proposals could require state approval for projects, curtail their energy demand during peak times
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Maryland lawmakers push forward data center impact report, overriding Gov. Moore’s veto
The study will analyze the environmental and economic effects of the large tech facilities across the state.
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‘Not a red-blue issue’: Data center impact study bill sees new bipartisan push
Maryland legislators renew bipartisan effort to override Governor Wes Moore’s veto of a bill that would commission a comprehensive study on data center impacts
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Could Baltimore County get a data center? What to know about potential risks, benefits
Community leaders and residents examine plans for a proposed large-scale data center in Woodlawn
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Massive data centers invaded Virginia and Maryland wants to be next
Maryland has many of the same characteristics that made Virginia an appealing location.
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How could artificial intelligence impact air quality?
This Bay Journal series explores the impacts of data centers on water supply, energy use and air quality in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
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Before it greenlights data centers, Maryland needs data on their impact and costs
In order to manage rising costs and impacts on ratepayers, Maryland needs to understand the true impacts of data centers on our state.
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High Tech Debate
Some have raised concerns about noise, water usage and the significant amount of electricity data centers require, as much as a small city in many cases.
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If Maryland must do data centers, they should be done right
Reader commentary argues that if Maryland proceeds with data center development, it needs to ensure that such projects are responsibly planned and implemented with proper regulatory oversight.
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Data center conference gets caught up in power line controversy
Proponents of boosting industry face critics seeking to block proposed transmission project