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SB 623

Creating Economic Incentives for Data Centers


SB 623 is a piece of legislation aimed at attracting large data centers to the state by offering targeted economic incentives, particularly tying those incentives to the use of coal-generated electricity and other taxable benefits.

ISSUES: Climate, Development

CWV Position: Opposes

Position Statement: This bill would require the heavy use of coal-generated electricity to be eligible for tax incentives.

Status: Introduced on 1/27/26; referred to Economic Development Committee on 1/27/26.

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