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Maine governor vetoes 1st state moratorium on data centers

Maine Governor Vetoes Bill That Would Have Paused New Data Centers

Governor Janet Mills of Maine on Friday vetoed legislation that would have blocked new data centers in the state until November 2027.

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Maine Gov. Mills vetoes data center moratorium bill

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Nation's First State Moratorium on Data Centers Vetoed by Maine's Governor

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Gov. Janet Mills vetoes bill pausing data centers in Maine

The legislature could overturn the veto, which requires bipartisan two-thirds support in both the House and Senate.

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Maine Gov. Vetoes Bill That Would Have Blocked Construction Of Data Centers

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A dozen US states weigh data center curbs; Maine governor vetoes bill

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Mills vetoes temporary data center ban

But Mills, a termed-out Democratic governor who is running for U.S. Senate, said the ban would block a planned $550 million redevelopment of a former paper mill in Jay, which she couldn't support.

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Maine Gov. Janet Mills vetoes bill pausing AI data center development

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Maine governor blocks first US state freeze on new data centers

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