Delaware Council Passes Data Center Regulations
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New Castle County Council passes Delawares first data center regulations, mandating buffer zones, closed-loop cooling, and funds for site restoration. Councilman Dave Carter revises bill to ease noise and lighting concerns, with twelve yes votes and one absent. Residents and building trade unions voice concerns over environmental impact and job losses. Project Washington remains exempt. The ordinance heads to County Executive Marcus Henry for potential signing into law, setting a new standard for balancing tech growth with local impacts.
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