Will a second US state impose a statewide pause on new data centers in 2026?
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New York became the first state on July 14, 2026, when Governor Hochul's Executive Order #62 paused discretionary environmental permits for 50MW+ data centers statewide.
- This market asks whether any other state follows before the year ends.
- Resolves YES if: After August 10th, 2026 and before 12:00 AM ET January 1, 2027, any U.S. state other than New York imposes a legally binding, statewide moratorium or pause on either (a) permitting/approval of new hyperscale or AI data centers, or (b) new large-load data center interconnections to the electric grid.
- Qualifying instruments: state statute signed into law, governor's executive order, or a binding public utility commission order applying to all major investor-owned utilities in the state.
- "Statewide" means the pause applies across the state or to substantially all prospective new hyperscale development in it.
- County and municipal moratoria do not count, regardless of how many exist.
