Tesla has expanded access to its fast-charging network on Massachusetts state highways, opening stations to non-Tesla electric vehicles following a new agreement with state authorities.
Massachusetts has implemented strict energy regulations for data centers, mandating the use of local, real-time clean energy and high-efficiency cooling to protect the regional power grid.
Massachusetts now requires data centers exceeding 25 megawatts to use clean energy or pay into a protection fund, marking the third state to restrict such developments in three months.
Massachusetts has mandated that new data centers must fund 100% of their renewable energy needs and suspended key tax incentives as part of a new regulatory framework.
