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Gov. Signs Bill Urging States in PJM to Require Data Centers to Obtain Power from Low-emission Sources

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published March 25, 2026

Category: New Jersey
Related Categories: Data Centers, PJM, Renewable Energy/Clean Energy

SR18/ SR125 urges states in PJM Interconnection region to require data centers to obtain electricity from new zero- or low-emission sources of energy.

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