Recorded change · observed Oct 13, 2026 Oklahoma2025-2026 session · Latest source action: May 11, 2026. The observation date is when the tracker recorded the update.
PreviousApproved by Governor→CurrentApproved by Governor 05/11/2026
Significance medium · rule assignedRelevance 90% for tracker ranking
Why this rating: The source-reported action changed; inspect the action text before treating it as material.
Why it may matter: The record signals utility rate / large-load tariff. This is a research prompt, not a legal conclusion.
1 · What changedThe source-reported action was updated: Approved by Governor 05/11/2026.
2 · Who reviewsThis may warrant review by energy procurement, utility, and ratepayer teams.
3 · What is missingThe record signals utility rate, but that alone does not establish effective date, project applicability, or a required response. Those points remain open until the source text and project facts are checked.
4 · Next source linked actionOpen the original source, locate the operative language and effective date, then compare it with the project's jurisdiction, status, utility, permits, and agreements.
Investigate with Policy Desk →Recorded change · observed Oct 8, 2026 New Jersey2026-2027 session · Latest source action: Oct 8, 2026. The observation date is when the tracker recorded the update.
PreviousReported from Senate Committee, 2nd Reading→CurrentReferred to Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee
Significance medium · rule assignedRelevance 95% for tracker ranking
Why this rating: The source-reported action changed; inspect the action text before treating it as material.
Why it may matter: The record signals water standard. This is a research prompt, not a legal conclusion.
1 · What changedThe source-reported action was updated: Referred to Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.
2 · Who reviewsThis may warrant review by water, engineering, and environmental teams.
3 · What is missingThe record signals water standard, but that alone does not establish effective date, project applicability, or a required response. Those points remain open until the source text and project facts are checked.
4 · Next source linked actionOpen the original source, locate the operative language and effective date, then compare it with the project's jurisdiction, status, utility, permits, and agreements.
Investigate with Policy Desk →Record added or refreshed · observed Oct 7, 2026 New YorkLatest source action: date not reported. The observation date is when the tracker recorded the update.
Latest recorded action: Published by governor
Significance unreviewedRelevance 90% for tracker ranking
Why it may matter: The record signals disclosure & reporting, moratorium. This is a research prompt, not a legal conclusion.
1 · What changedThe tracker added or refreshed this record. No before-and-after change is available; this does not establish a new policy development.
2 · Who reviewsThis may warrant review by reporting, compliance, and verification teams; siting, development, and legal teams.
3 · What is missingThe record signals disclosure reporting, moratorium, but that alone does not establish effective date, project applicability, or a required response. Those points remain open until the source text and project facts are checked.
4 · Next source linked actionOpen the original source, locate the operative language and effective date, then compare it with the project's jurisdiction, status, utility, permits, and agreements.
Investigate with Policy Desk →Record added or refreshed · observed Oct 7, 2026 New YorkLatest source action: date not reported. The observation date is when the tracker recorded the update.
Latest recorded action: Published by governor
Significance unreviewedRelevance 90% for tracker ranking
Why it may matter: The record signals disclosure & reporting, moratorium. This is a research prompt, not a legal conclusion.
1 · What changedThe tracker added or refreshed this record. No before-and-after change is available; this does not establish a new policy development.
2 · Who reviewsThis may warrant review by reporting, compliance, and verification teams; siting, development, and legal teams.
3 · What is missingThe record signals disclosure reporting, moratorium, but that alone does not establish effective date, project applicability, or a required response. Those points remain open until the source text and project facts are checked.
4 · Next source linked actionOpen the original source, locate the operative language and effective date, then compare it with the project's jurisdiction, status, utility, permits, and agreements.
Investigate with Policy Desk →Recorded change · observed Oct 7, 2026 Illinois2025-2026 session · Latest source action: Oct 2, 2026. The observation date is when the tracker recorded the update.
PreviousNot recorded→Currentintroduced
Significance low · rule assignedRelevance 90% for tracker ranking
Why this rating: A lifecycle stage changed; confirm the source event and practical effect.
Why it may matter: The record signals siting & permitting. This is a research prompt, not a legal conclusion.
1 · What changedThe tracked legislative stage moved from not recorded to introduced.
2 · Who reviewsThis may warrant review by siting, permitting, and community-engagement teams.
3 · What is missingThe record signals siting permitting, but that alone does not establish effective date, project applicability, or a required response. Those points remain open until the source text and project facts are checked.
4 · Next source linked actionOpen the original source, locate the operative language and effective date, then compare it with the project's jurisdiction, status, utility, permits, and agreements.
Investigate with Policy Desk →Recorded change · observed Oct 6, 2026 Pennsylvania2025-2026 session · Latest source action: Oct 6, 2026. The observation date is when the tracker recorded the update.
PreviousRe-reported on concurrence, as amended, July 1, 2026→CurrentRe-committed to RULES, Oct. 6, 2026
Significance medium · rule assignedRelevance 85% for tracker ranking
Why this rating: The source-reported action changed; inspect the action text before treating it as material.
Why it may matter: The record signals disclosure & reporting, tax incentive / clawback. This is a research prompt, not a legal conclusion.
1 · What changedThe source-reported action was updated: Re-committed to RULES, Oct. 6, 2026.
2 · Who reviewsThis may warrant review by reporting, compliance, and verification teams; development, finance, and community-benefits teams.
3 · What is missingThe record signals disclosure reporting, tax incentive, but that alone does not establish effective date, project applicability, or a required response. Those points remain open until the source text and project facts are checked.
4 · Next source linked actionOpen the original source, locate the operative language and effective date, then compare it with the project's jurisdiction, status, utility, permits, and agreements.
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