If enacted, Pennsylvania agencies could not sign agreements limiting public disclosure of data center projects, and any violating agreement would be unenforceable.
Public agencies could not sign agreements that limit public disclosure of a data center, its construction, development, or location, or an agreement about the project.
Any agreement that violates the disclosure rule would be void and could not be enforced.
A public agency could not agree to limit public disclosure of information about a data center project. This applies to Commonwealth and local agencies and agreements with a data center's owner, operator, or someone acting for the data center. If enacted, the act would take effect 60 days later.
An agreement that violates the disclosure rule would be void and unenforceable. This applies to agreements that limit an agency from publicly sharing information about a data center project or the agreement itself. If enacted, this rule would take effect 60 days later.
No hearings or votes scheduled.