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Governor-elect Hinojosa clarifies data center policy allows approved projects to proceed

Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa said data centers already approved can complete construction, while new approvals would face conditions on taxes, electricity rates, water access, and labor. She said existing approval…

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