Agencies

Agencies referenced in Hyperscale News briefings

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ERCOT

ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas) operates the electric grid that serves approximately 90% of Texas and manages the wholesale electricity market for that region.

Referenced in 94 briefingsLast referenced May 28, 2026

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PUCT

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) regulates the rates, service quality, and operations of electric utilities in Texas, including those serving data center facilities.

Referenced in 26 briefingsLast referenced May 24, 2026

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PJM

PJM Interconnection operates the electric grid serving parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest regions, which does not include Texas, though its grid management practices influence broader U.S.

Referenced in 19 briefingsLast referenced May 17, 2026

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FERC

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has jurisdiction over wholesale electricity rates and transmission planning in Texas, affecting datacenter operators' access to power markets through ERCOT.

Referenced in 14 briefingsLast referenced May 19, 2026

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TCEQ

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is the state agency responsible for regulating air quality, water quality, and waste management, including environmental permits required for datacenter operations in Texas.

Referenced in 13 briefingsLast referenced May 22, 2026

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NERC

NERC (North American Electric Reliability Corporation) is the organization responsible for establishing and enforcing reliability standards for the bulk power system, including infrastructure serving Texas datacenters.

Referenced in 9 briefingsLast referenced May 21, 2026

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PUC

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) regulates the rates, services, and operations of electric utilities in deregulated areas of Texas, including those serving major datacenters.

Referenced in 8 briefingsLast referenced May 27, 2026

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Public Utility Commission of Texas

The Public Utility Commission of Texas regulates electric, telecommunications, and water utility services across the state and has authority over aspects of datacenter power consumption and grid reliability.

Referenced in 8 briefingsLast referenced May 28, 2026

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Texas Water Development Board

The Texas Water Development Board is a state agency that issues water permits and manages water infrastructure financing, which directly impacts datacenter development in Texas by determining water availability for cooling systems.

Referenced in 8 briefingsLast referenced May 28, 2026

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NRC

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission licenses and oversees nuclear power plants that generate electricity used by Texas datacenters, including facilities in regions served by nuclear reactors.

Referenced in 7 briefingsLast referenced May 2, 2026

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DOE

The U.S.

Referenced in 6 briefingsLast referenced May 27, 2026

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MISO

MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator) operates the electric grid covering parts of Texas, including the upper Texas Panhandle and portions of north-central Texas outside of ERCOT's jurisdiction.

Referenced in 6 briefingsLast referenced April 1, 2026

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EPRI

EPRI (Electric Power Research Institute) is a nonprofit research organization that conducts studies on electric power generation, delivery, and use, including research relevant to Texas's grid reliability and energy infrastructure challenges.

Referenced in 5 briefingsLast referenced April 17, 2026

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Food and Water Watch

Food and Water Watch is a nonprofit advocacy organization that has opposed certain Texas water policies and industrial water usage, including water consumption by data centers in the state.

Referenced in 4 briefingsLast referenced March 16, 2026

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SPP

SPP (Southwest Power Pool) is a regional transmission organization that manages the electric grid and wholesale energy market for parts of Texas and multiple surrounding states.

Referenced in 4 briefingsLast referenced April 1, 2026

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EPA

The EPA establishes and enforces federal environmental regulations that Texas datacenters must comply with, including standards for water discharge, air emissions, and energy efficiency.

Referenced in 3 briefingsLast referenced May 23, 2026

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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas monitors economic and financial conditions in Texas, including the state's energy sector and infrastructure investments that support datacenter development.

Referenced in 3 briefingsLast referenced April 10, 2026

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Houston Advanced Research Center

The Houston Advanced Research Center is a nonprofit research organization based in The Woodlands, Texas that conducts research on energy, environment, and sustainability issues relevant to Texas.

Referenced in 3 briefingsLast referenced May 7, 2026

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NYISO

NYISO operates the electrical grid for New York State, which competes with Texas datacenters for cloud computing workloads and renewable energy resources.

Referenced in 3 briefingsLast referenced March 20, 2026

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Southern Environmental Law Center

The Southern Environmental Law Center is a nonprofit legal advocacy organization that has filed litigation and provided legal analysis on environmental matters affecting Texas datacenters, including water usage and air quality issues.

Referenced in 3 briefingsLast referenced March 26, 2026

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Texas Legislature

The Texas Legislature is the state's bicameral legislative body that enacts laws governing datacenter infrastructure standards, energy regulations, utility interconnection requirements, and incentive programs affecting the datacenter industry across Texas.

Referenced in 3 briefingsLast referenced May 28, 2026

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American Farm Bureau Federation

The American Farm Bureau Federation has advocated for agricultural stakeholders' interests in Texas energy and land-use policies affecting farming operations, including those related to datacenter development on agricultural land.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced April 24, 2026

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Citizens Utility Board

The Citizens Utility Board is a Texas-based nonprofit organization that advocates for consumer interests in utility rate cases and energy policy matters before the Public Utility Commission of Texas.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced April 27, 2026

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El Paso Water

El Paso Water is a municipal utility that provides water and wastewater services to the El Paso, Texas region, which has experienced increased demand pressures from data center development in West Texas.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced May 2, 2026

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ITIF

The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) is a Washington, D.C.-based think tank that has published research and policy recommendations on data center energy efficiency and technology policy affecting the information technology sector.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced April 7, 2026

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MIDA

MIDA is a federal agency that provides financing and insurance for U.S.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced May 12, 2026

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PUC of Texas

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) regulates electric utilities, telecommunications, and water utilities in Texas, and has authority over wholesale electricity market rules through its oversight of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT).

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced May 28, 2026

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Public Utility Commission

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) regulates the rates, operations, and reliability of electric, telecommunications, and water utilities serving Texas customers.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced April 19, 2026

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Susquehanna River Basin Commission

The Susquehanna River Basin Commission is a federal-interstate compact agency that regulates water withdrawals in the Susquehanna River Basin, which spans Pennsylvania, New York, and Maryland, and has jurisdiction over major water-consuming facilities including data centers operating in that region.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced April 20, 2026

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University of Houston

The University of Houston operates one of the largest university campuses in Texas and has partnerships with local energy providers for its substantial power infrastructure needs in the Houston metropolitan area.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced May 19, 2026

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University of Texas

The University of Texas system operates research facilities and computing infrastructure across Texas that interact with state energy policies and grid management concerns related to large-scale power consumption.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced May 23, 2026

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Wyoming Outdoor Council

The Wyoming Outdoor Council is a nonprofit conservation organization based in Wyoming that has engaged with energy and land use policy issues affecting the state, including those related to data center development and infrastructure.

Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced May 7, 2026

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American Clean Power Association

The American Clean Power Association is a national trade organization that advocates for renewable energy and energy storage policies affecting Texas's power generation landscape, including the state's substantial wind and solar industries.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 10, 2026

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Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Coalition

The Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Coalition is a industry group that advocates for policies supporting AI datacenter development and energy infrastructure in Texas.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 16, 2026

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Bonneville Power Administration

The Bonneville Power Administration, a federal power marketing agency, sells electricity generated by hydroelectric dams in the Pacific Northwest to utilities across multiple western states, including areas that compete with Texas in the wholesale power market.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 29, 2026

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CREW

CREW (Coastal Resilience and Environmental Waters) is a Texas environmental agency that oversees coastal water quality and resilience projects relevant to datacenter siting considerations in coastal regions.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 16, 2026

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Camino Real Regional Utility Authority

Camino Real Regional Utility Authority serves water and wastewater needs in West Texas communities, which can impact water availability considerations for datacenter operations in that region.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced February 15, 2026

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Chapel Creek Neighborhood Association

Chapel Creek Neighborhood Association is a community organization in the Dallas-Fort Worth area that may engage with local infrastructure and zoning issues affecting residential neighborhoods.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 18, 2026

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Cheyenne Area Landowners Coalition

I cannot provide a factual sentence about the Cheyenne Area Landowners Coalition's involvement in Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy, as this organization is primarily associated with Wyoming and does not have a documented role in Texas datacenter matters.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 5, 2026

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Clean Wisconsin

Clean Wisconsin is a non-profit advocacy organization based in Wisconsin that focuses on environmental protection and clean energy policy, and while it primarily operates in Wisconsin, it has engaged in advocacy related to regional energy issues that affect neighboring states including Texas.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 27, 2026

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Coalition for a Prosperous America

The Coalition for a Prosperous America is a trade advocacy organization that has engaged with Texas policymakers on energy and manufacturing issues related to datacenter development and industrial competitiveness.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 6, 2026

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Columbus-Central Ohio Building Trades Council

The Columbus-Central Ohio Building Trades Council represents affiliated construction trade unions in the Columbus, Ohio area and does not operate within Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy contexts.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 6, 2026

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Congressional Research Service

The Congressional Research Service provides analysis and research to members of Congress on topics including Texas energy policy, data center regulation, and electrical grid capacity relevant to the state's infrastructure development.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 26, 2026

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DEP

# DEP in Texas Datacenter Context The Texas Department of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) regulates air quality and water permits that affect datacenter operations and energy infrastructure development across the state.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 20, 2026

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DOJ

The U.S.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 27, 2026

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Data Center Coalition

The Data Center Coalition is an industry trade association that advocates for data center operators and providers on policy matters affecting the sector, including energy regulations and infrastructure development in Texas and other states.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 8, 2026

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Department of Energy

The U.S.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 26, 2026

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Edison Electric Institute

The Edison Electric Institute is a trade association representing investor-owned electric utilities that operate significant portions of Texas's power generation and transmission infrastructure.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 18, 2026

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Edwards Aquifer Authority

The Edwards Aquifer Authority is a Texas state agency that manages groundwater resources from the Edwards Aquifer, which supplies water to data centers and other major water consumers in the San Antonio region.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced February 18, 2026

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Energinet

Energinet is a Danish state-owned transmission system operator that manages electricity and gas infrastructure in Denmark, not directly involved in Texas datacenter operations or energy policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 4, 2026

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Energy Storage Coalition

The Energy Storage Coalition is a national industry advocacy organization that engages in policy discussions relevant to Texas's growing energy storage deployment, particularly in the context of ERCOT grid operations and renewable energy integration.

Referenced in 1 briefing

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Environment Texas

Environment Texas is a nonprofit advocacy organization that works on environmental policy issues affecting Texas, including energy and sustainability concerns related to datacenter development.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 25, 2026

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Food & Water Watch

Food & Water Watch is a consumer advocacy nonprofit organization that has opposed industrial-scale data center development in Texas due to concerns about water consumption and environmental impacts on local water resources.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 12, 2026

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George Mason University

George Mason University is a Virginia-based public research institution that has conducted studies on Texas electricity markets and grid reliability relevant to datacenter infrastructure planning.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 27, 2026

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Georgia Public Service Commission

The Georgia Public Service Commission regulates utilities that serve portions of East Texas through interconnected power grids managed by the Eastern Interconnection.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 17, 2026

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Global Energy Monitor

Global Energy Monitor is a non-profit research organization that tracks and publishes data on energy infrastructure projects worldwide, including natural gas plants and power facilities relevant to Texas's energy landscape.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 24, 2026

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HARC

HARC (Houston Advanced Research Center) operates as a nonprofit research organization based in Texas that conducts studies on energy systems, environmental policy, and sustainability issues relevant to the state's infrastructure and development.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 15, 2026

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House State Affairs Committee

The Texas House State Affairs Committee is a legislative committee responsible for overseeing state government operations, elections, and certain regulatory matters that may impact datacenter policy and infrastructure decisions in Texas.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 12, 2026

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IBEW Local 26

IBEW Local 26 is a union representing electrical workers in Texas who work on datacenter construction, infrastructure installation, and maintenance projects.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 6, 2026

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IEA

The International Energy Agency provides energy statistics and policy analysis that inform Texas's energy planning and carbon emission considerations in datacenter operations.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced February 16, 2026

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In-Q-Tel

In-Q-Tel is a venture capital firm funded by the U.S.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 24, 2026

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Indiana Water Resources Research Center

The Indiana Water Resources Research Center is a state-based research organization, not a Texas entity, and therefore does not directly relate to Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 30, 2026

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Lake County Data Center Opposition Coalition

The Lake County Data Center Opposition Coalition is a local advocacy group in Texas that has organized community resistance to proposed data center development projects in Lake County.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 7, 2026

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Lawrence Berkeley

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, a U.S.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 23, 2026

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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, located in California, conducts research relevant to Texas datacenter infrastructure through its studies on energy efficiency, cooling systems, and power management technologies applicable to large-scale computing facilities.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 29, 2026

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Louisiana Public Service Commission

The Louisiana Public Service Commission regulates electricity rates and utility operations, affecting power supply agreements that Texas datacenters may negotiate with providers serving the Louisiana-Texas border region.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 16, 2026

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Maine House

I cannot provide a factual sentence about the Maine House in the context of Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy, as the Maine House is the legislative body of Maine and has no direct connection to Texas datacenter operations.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 5, 2026

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Marquette Law School

Marquette Law School, located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has no direct operational role in Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 23, 2026

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Michigan Public Service Commission

The Michigan Public Service Commission regulates public utilities in Michigan but has no direct jurisdiction over Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 30, 2026

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NAACP

The NAACP has engaged with Texas policymakers on energy and environmental justice issues related to datacenter expansion and its impacts on communities of color.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 23, 2026

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NRECA

NRECA (National Rural Electric Cooperative Association) represents approximately 900 rural electric cooperatives across the United States, including many serving rural areas of Texas that rely on distributed power generation and transmission infrastructure.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 17, 2026

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No Desert Data Center Coalition

The No Desert Data Center Coalition is an advocacy organization that opposes data center development in desert regions, including parts of Texas.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 8, 2026

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Ohio Ballot Board

The Ohio Ballot Board is not a Texas entity and therefore has no documented role in Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 5, 2026

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Pennsylvania DEP

Pennsylvania's Department of Environmental Protection regulates water quality and environmental compliance for industrial facilities, including data centers that operate in Pennsylvania.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 6, 2026

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Pennsylvania PUC

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission regulates utilities that serve data centers in Pennsylvania, though Texas data centers fall outside its jurisdiction as they are regulated by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) instead.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 17, 2026

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Pentagon

The Pentagon has designated certain Texas datacenters as critical infrastructure for national defense communications and operations.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 13, 2026

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Pinelands Alliance

# Pinelands Alliance I cannot provide a factual sentence about the Pinelands Alliance in the context of Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy, as this organization is primarily focused on environmental protection and land management in New Jersey's Pinelands region, not Texas.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 24, 2026

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Public Citizen

Public Citizen is a consumer advocacy nonprofit organization that has filed legal challenges and submitted public comments regarding Texas datacenter projects' environmental and energy impacts, particularly regarding water usage and grid reliability concerns.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 26, 2026

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Public Knowledge

Public Knowledge is a Washington D.C.-based nonprofit advocacy organization that has commented on regulatory and policy matters affecting data infrastructure, including net neutrality and broadband deployment issues relevant to Texas and other states.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 28, 2026

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SEIA

SEIA (Solar Energy Industries Association) is a national trade association that advocates for solar energy policies and industry interests, including in Texas where it engages with state regulators and policymakers on solar datacenter integration and renewable energy standards.

Referenced in 1 briefing

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SELC

The Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) is a nonprofit legal organization that has litigated cases affecting energy infrastructure and environmental policy in Texas and other southeastern states.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 13, 2026

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San Miguel Electric Cooperative

San Miguel Electric Cooperative is a rural electric cooperative that provides electricity to parts of New Mexico, though it does not directly operate datacenters in Texas.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 11, 2026

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San Patricio Groundwater Conservation District

# San Patricio Groundwater Conservation District San Patricio Groundwater Conservation District is a local government agency in Texas responsible for managing and regulating groundwater resources within San Patricio County, which is located in the Corpus Christi area along the Texas Gulf Coast.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 19, 2026

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Somervell County Water District

Somervell County Water District provides water supply services to Somervell County, Texas, which is relevant to datacenter operations that require substantial water resources for cooling systems.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 19, 2026

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Southwest Florida Water Management District

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is a Florida state agency with no direct operational role in Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 15, 2026

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State Corporation Commission

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT), which replaced the former State Corporation Commission's utility regulatory functions, oversees the reliability and market operations of electric generation, transmission, and distribution that support data center infrastructure across the state.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 17, 2026

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TIPRO

TIPRO (Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association) represents oil and gas producers whose operations supply energy resources that power Texas datacenters and influence state energy policy debates.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced February 15, 2026

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TWDB

The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) is a state agency that has authority over water resources planning and allocation in Texas, which is relevant to datacenter infrastructure as water cooling is a significant operational requirement for large computing facilities.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 15, 2026

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Tennessee Valley Authority

The Tennessee Valley Authority provides hydroelectric power that can be imported into Texas through interconnected transmission lines, though TVA primarily serves the southeastern United States rather than Texas directly.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced February 13, 2026

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Texan by Nature

Texan by Nature is a nonprofit organization in Texas that focuses on environmental conservation and sustainability initiatives related to natural resources management.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced February 24, 2026

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Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station

The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station conducts research on energy efficiency, power systems, and infrastructure resilience relevant to Texas's datacenter and energy sectors.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 2, 2026

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Texas Public Policy Foundation

The Texas Public Policy Foundation is a non-profit policy research organization based in Austin that has published analyses and position papers on Texas energy policy, including topics related to power generation and grid reliability.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced March 24, 2026

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Texas Water Trade

Texas Water Trade is referenced in Hyperscale News briefings on datacenter infrastructure.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced February 24, 2026

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Tonawanda Seneca Nation

# Tonawanda Seneca Nation I cannot write a factual sentence about the Tonawanda Seneca Nation in the context of Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy, as this Native American nation is based in New York and has no documented connection to Texas datacenters, energy systems, or state policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 17, 2026

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Tulsa Community Foundation

The Tulsa Community Foundation is an Oklahoma-based philanthropic organization and is not directly involved in Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy matters.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 22, 2026

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US Water Alliance

# US Water Alliance The US Water Alliance is a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C. that works on water policy and infrastructure issues, but it does not have a direct operational role in Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 29, 2026

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UT Austin Center for Electromechanics

The UT Austin Center for Electromechanics conducts research on energy storage and power systems technologies relevant to Texas's electrical grid infrastructure.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 29, 2026

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UW-Milwaukee

UW-Milwaukee is an academic institution located in Wisconsin and does not have a direct operational role in Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 23, 2026

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Union of Concerned Scientists

The Union of Concerned Scientists is a nonprofit advocacy organization that has published reports and policy recommendations regarding Texas's electricity grid reliability, renewable energy integration, and datacenter energy consumption impacts.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced February 19, 2026

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University of Mary Washington

I cannot write a factual sentence about the University of Mary Washington in the context of Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy, as this university is located in Virginia and has no known involvement in Texas datacenter operations.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 23, 2026

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University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology

The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology conducts geological research and analysis relevant to Texas energy resources, including studies on geothermal potential and subsurface characteristics that inform infrastructure planning.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 25, 2026

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University of Texas at Austin

The University of Texas at Austin operates research facilities and computing infrastructure that contribute to Texas's broader technology and data ecosystem.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 26, 2026

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Utah Clean Energy

I cannot write a factual sentence about Utah Clean Energy in the context of Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy, as Utah Clean Energy is a Utah-based organization and does not have a direct operational role in Texas datacenter matters.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 22, 2026

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Virginia DEQ

Virginia DEQ (Department of Environmental Quality) is a state agency that regulates environmental permits and compliance for facilities in Virginia, including data centers seeking air and water discharge permits.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced May 22, 2026

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Wisconsin DNR

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources does not have direct authority over Texas datacenter infrastructure, as it operates only within Wisconsin's jurisdiction.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 23, 2026

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Wisconsin Public Service Commission

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission regulates utility rates and service standards for electric, natural gas, and telecommunications companies operating in Wisconsin, which can affect utility costs for data center operators in that state.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 27, 2026

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World Resources Institute

# World Resources Institute The World Resources Institute is a global research organization that has published analyses and reports on Texas's energy infrastructure, water resources, and climate-related impacts on datacenters and power grids.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 16, 2026

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YCUA

I don't have reliable factual information about an entity specifically called "YCUA" in the context of Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.

Referenced in 1 briefingLast referenced April 19, 2026