Data center guides from DataCenterFeed — plain-English explainers on how projects get approved, how power and grid connections work, and what local rules actually restrict.
Minimum bills, long contracts, exit fees, collateral and upfront payments: how large-load tariffs assign grid costs to data centers, with figures from Ohio Power's Schedule DCT, Dominion's GS-5 class, DTE's Google contracts, Duke's North Carolina settlement and FERC's October 2026 orders.
Read the story →A data center needs local land-use approval, plan review, state permits and a utility service agreement, each with its own records and hearing points. A step-by-step guide using filings from Prince William County, Van Buren Township, Indiana County, Wisconsin Rapids and Georgia's DRI program.
Data center moratoriums range from a full stop on every permit to a pause on a single board's votes. Using ordinances from Wabash County, Little Rock, San Francisco, Anne Arundel and Loudoun, this guide explains the definitions, covered approvals, exemptions and end dates that decide what each one does.
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