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HR-10321 — Responsible Data Center Siting Act of 2026
Tracked record titled “Responsible Data Center Siting Act of 2026.” Latest source-reported action: Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
What the evidence says
Key findings
Disclosure & reporting · Siting & permitting
Forces a data center’s energy, water, and impact data into public view, so regulators, ratepayers, and communities can see figures operators would otherwise keep private. Sets where and how a data center can be built, and which authority and reviews can accelerate or block a project.
Energy · Siting & Land Use
These themes are supported by explicit words in the title or stored summary, not graph proximity.
Suhas Subramanyam · Energy and Commerce · André Carson · Greg Stanton
sponsored: Suhas Subramanyam; referred to: Energy and Commerce; cosponsored: André Carson; cosponsored: Greg Stanton
Comparable precedents
Related approaches worth comparing
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HR-10321 evidence graph
Responsible Data Center Siting Act of 2026
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HR-10321explicitly concernsEnergy
Theme named in the title or stored summary · Basis: explicit text match; not graph inference · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-10321explicitly concernsSiting & Land Use
Theme named in the title or stored summary · Basis: explicit text match; not graph inference · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-10321classified underCarbon
Fixed-vocabulary topic classification · Basis: AI-assisted tracker classification; inspect the source before relying on it · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-10321classified underCertification & Standards
Fixed-vocabulary topic classification · Basis: AI-assisted tracker classification; inspect the source before relying on it · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-10321classified underGrid Reliability
Fixed-vocabulary topic classification · Basis: AI-assisted tracker classification; inspect the source before relying on it · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-10321signals mechanismDisclosure & reporting
Mechanism signal derived from the tracked record text · Basis: deterministic text rule; not a legal conclusion · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-10321signals mechanismSiting & permitting
Mechanism signal derived from the tracked record text · Basis: deterministic text rule; not a legal conclusion · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-10321applies inUnited States
Jurisdiction recorded for this source type · Basis: stored source metadata · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-10321referred toEnergy and Commerce
Committee named in the latest legislative action · Basis: stored metadataInspect supporting source ↗HR-10321cosponsoredAndré Carson
Named cosponsor in the Congress.gov record · Basis: stored metadataInspect supporting source ↗HR-10321sponsoredSuhas Subramanyam
Named sponsor in the tracked public record · Basis: stored metadataInspect supporting source ↗HR-10321cosponsoredVeronica Escobar
Named cosponsor in the Congress.gov record · Basis: stored metadataInspect supporting source ↗HR-10321cosponsoredMike Levin
Named cosponsor in the Congress.gov record · Basis: stored metadataInspect supporting source ↗