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Nevada, year by year.

Every act on the record for Nevada, on the day it happened, newest first by month. Under each month, one tap away, the background, plans and statements the same sources carried. The counts are the state hub's records; nothing is estimated.

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On the record as of October 27, 2026.

An act sits on the day it happened: the day its own sentence names, or the day its source gives for it. An act the record knows only from the date of the article that reported it sits under that article's month, one tap away, marked Reported with the article's date. So do background, plans and statements, which are not acts. The same act reported by several sources is one line with the reports behind it, on its day where any of them dates it. The milestones alone, for every state, are on the timeline.

24 acts on the line for Nevada, from 142 dated lines in the records' histories and the scorecard. 30 more acts are dated only by the article that reported them and sit under their month. 18 lines report an act already listed. 70 lines are background, plans or statements. 15 lines sit on a date other than the one they were filed under, because their own sentence names the day, the month or the year it happened; each says so. Where a line sits is read from its own words and the row is never changed (how dates are read).

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2026 17 acts on the line from 35 reports; 24 reported, dated only by the article; 66 lines of background, plans and statements

October 2026 No acts on the line; 1 reported

Reported in October 2026, dated only by the article that carried it: 1 act
  1. Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    The Center for Biological Diversity and local residents successfully halted the development of the proposed data center on public land near Boulder City

    ksut.org (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

September 2026 11 acts on the line from 29 reports; 19 reported; 61 lines of background, plans and statements

  1. Cancellation cancelled Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    Skylar Opportunities LLC withdrew application for 1000 megawatt data center on 680 acres of federal land near Henderson due to city planned urban development efforts in same area

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  2. Nevada

    Nevada governor took steps Friday to curtail tax breaks and place other guardrails on data centers.

    law360.com (opens in a new tab), trade press

  3. Filing Nevada

    Rep. Dina Titus introduced the Public Lands Accountability Act on September 18, 2026, in response to the Trump administration's approval of a data center in Boulder City

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet

  4. Nevada

    Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed an executive order on September 18, 2026 requiring data center developers to shoulder costs to electrical grids and water systems in host communities

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab), local outlet

    2 more reports of this
    1. Sep 19 Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo signed an executive order on Friday, September 19, 2026 aimed at placing guardrails on data centers, stating that developers should shoulder the costs to electrical grids and water systems in the communities that host them knpr.org (opens in a new tab)
    2. Reported September 24 Governor Joe Lombardo issued executive order requiring data center developers to sign community benefit pledge before eligible for tax incentives, with terms due by November 6 2026 reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab)
  5. Nevada

    Governor Joe Lombardo signed Executive Order 2026-005 on September 18, 2026 establishing the Nevada Standard for Responsible Data Center Development.

    gov.nv.gov (opens in a new tab), primary source

    10 more reports of this
    1. Sep 17 Governor Joe Lombardo signed Executive Order 2026-005 on September 17, 2026 establishing the Nevada Standard for Responsible Data Center Development. californiaglobe.com (opens in a new tab)
    2. Reported September 18 Executive Order 2026-005 signed by Governor Joe Lombardo ktnv.com (opens in a new tab)
    3. Sep 18 Governor Joe Lombardo signed an executive order to establish data center development standards in Nevada on Friday, September 18, 2026 nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab)
    4. Reported September 18 Governor Joe Lombardo signed an executive order establishing the Nevada Standard for Responsible Data Center Development requiring developers to pay the Local School Support Tax in full, cover all project related costs so they are not passed on to ratepayers, and protect the water supply, electrical grid and communities fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab)
    5. Reported September 18 Governor Lombardo signed an executive order establishing the Nevada Standard for Responsible Data Center Development. kolotv.com (opens in a new tab)
    6. Sep 18 Governor Joe Lombardo signed a sweeping executive order on Friday, September 18, 2026, curtailing Nevada's data center tax abatement program. thenevadaglobe.com (opens in a new tab)
    7. Reported September 18 Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signs a new executive order that sets regulatory parameters for data center projects rtoinsider.com (opens in a new tab)
    8. Sep 18 Gov. Joe Lombardo signed executive order on Sept. 18, 2026 establishing Nevada Standard for Responsible Data Center Development requiring developers to pay Local School Support Tax in full and execute binding Community Support Commitment. rgj.com (opens in a new tab)
    9. Reported September 18 Governor Joe Lombardo signed Executive Order 2026-005 establishing Nevada Standard for Responsible Data Center Development elkodaily.com (opens in a new tab)
    10. Sep 18 Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed an executive order on Friday requiring data center developers to shoulder costs to electrical grids and water systems knpr.org (opens in a new tab)
  6. Nevada

    Gov. Joe Lombardo signed executive order on September 18 directing Governor's Office of Economic Development to draft community support commitment by November 6 with elimination of local school tax exemptions for data center developers.

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the day its own sentence names; filed under Sep 27, 2026)

    3 more reports of this
    1. Reported September 18 Governor Lombardo signed executive order requiring data center developers to pay Local School Support Tax in full 2news.com (opens in a new tab)
    2. Reported September 18 Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo signed an executive order adding new conditions to data center tax breaks including support for local schools and community resources reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab)
    3. Reported September 18 Governor signed executive order establishing requirements for data center developers including Local School Support Tax and water and energy protections lasvegassun.com (opens in a new tab)
  7. Nevada

    Governor Lombardo issued executive order on Friday requiring new data center tax break applicants to pay into a Local School Support Tax

    thecentersquare.com (opens in a new tab), national outlet (the weekday its sentence names, the last before the report; filed under Sep 21, 2026)

  8. Approval Nevada

    Nevada PUC approved two temporary natural gas power plants for Fleet Data Centers on September 17, 2026.

    govtech.com (opens in a new tab), national outlet

    2 more reports of this
    1. Reported September 22 Public Utilities Commission of Nevada approved permits for two behind the meter gas plants to power data centers until NV Energy can permanently supply the campuses. rtoinsider.com (opens in a new tab)
    2. Reported September 23 Nevada Public Utilities Commission approved Fleet Data Center's two natural gas power plants totaling 362 megawatts nevbex.com (opens in a new tab)
  9. reported Las Vegas Data Center Expansion, Las Vegas, Nevada

    80 acre federally owned parcel planned for data center

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  10. Litigation Nevada

    Interior Board of Land Appeals halted a 167 MW data center approval on September 1, 2026

    enr.com (opens in a new tab), trade press

    1 more report of this
    1. Reported September 9 Interior Board of Land Appeals issued stay halting construction on Townsite Solar data center on public land in Nevada knpr.org (opens in a new tab)
  11. Groundbreaking Nevada

    Core Upgrades Project breaks ground with ceremony at Jean Airport in September 2026

    lasvegassun.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the month its own sentence names; no day is given; filed under Sep 7, 2026)

Reported in September 2026, dated only by the article that carried them: 19 acts
  1. Moratorium Nevada

    Nevada interim committee advanced bill to pause data centers statewide and eliminate all tax breaks

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  2. Litigation Nevada

    Interior Board of Land Appeals Administrative Judge David Gunter granted a stay that prevented construction while consolidated appeals from Boulder City and environmental groups were processed.

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  3. Approval Storey County, Nevada

    Nevada Public Utilities Commission approved two temporary natural gas fired power projects totaling 362 MW in Storey County for data centers

    news.constructconnect.com (opens in a new tab), trade press (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  4. Nevada

    Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo announced tighter conditions for data centers seeking state tax abatements, including requirements concerning taxes, energy costs and the impact of projects on water, infrastructure and communities.

    newsweek.com (opens in a new tab), national outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  5. Nevada

    Governor Joe Lombardo signed an executive order requiring data center companies to pay to fund K-12 education instead of receiving a tax break they had for a decade, effective on or after September 19, 2026

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  6. Nye County, Nevada

    Nye County has banned the development of data centers

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  7. Nevada

    The 2015 Nevada legislation establishing data center tax abatements passed with wide bipartisan support and was signed by Republican Governor Brian Sandoval

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  8. Nevada

    Data center applications seeking partial tax abatement cannot go before the GOED Board unless the developer agrees to pay the Local School Support Tax in full and executes a binding Community Support Commitment.

    kolotv.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  9. Nevada

    2025 Legislature expanded GOED Board authority to deny applications, approve for lesser amount, or impose conditions

    elkodaily.com (opens in a new tab), news outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  10. Litigation Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    The Boulder City data center permit was approved by the Bureau of Land Management after determining a previous environmental review for a solar project was sufficient, and is now on hold after an administrative judge granted a stay

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  11. Nevada

    Clark County Education Association unveiled an eight point plan to reshape data center tax incentives.

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  12. Acquisition Switch Las Vegas campus, Las Vegas, Nevada

    Switch acquired approximately 176 acres at Apex Industrial Park in North Las Vegas

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  13. Moratorium Nevada

    Interim revenue committee of lawmakers voted to draft a bill to pause data centers across Nevada and repeal tax abatements

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  14. Nevada

    Clark County Education Association unveiled plan to end abatement of local schools support tax for data centers

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  15. Filing Boulder City, Nevada

    Citizens initiative filed asking Boulder City to require voter approval before any future data center approval within city limits

    nationofchange.org (opens in a new tab), national outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  16. Nevada

    Nevada Senate Bill from 2015 sponsored by Aaron Ford created data center tax break program

    2news.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  17. Moratorium extended Reno, Nevada

    Reno extended the moratorium through August 2027 and determined to adopt new regulations at that time

    nnbw.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  18. Ordinance Nevada

    Lyon County Commission voted 5-0 directing staff to return with updates and revisions on data center ordinance specific to residential setbacks, building specifications and provisions on water and cooling systems

    nnbw.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  19. Nevada

    State Sen. Nicole Cannizzaro requested a 2027 bill draft to regulate data centers, including requirements for operators to cover infrastructure costs, prohibition of NDAs, union labor requirements, environmental reviews, and closed loop water systems.

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

Also on the record for September 2026, not acts of their own: 61 lines of background, plans and statements
  1. Nevada

    BLM attorney Kathryn Brinton asked that the federal agency's decision to approve the right of way amendment be set aside to allow additional review.

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab) (a statement; who said what is on the statements pages)

  2. Nevada

    The executive order requires data center developers to pay Local School Support Tax in full, cover their own energy and infrastructure costs, meet local water standards, and protect grid reliability and host communities.

    californiaglobe.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  3. Nevada

    The order requires developers to execute a Community Support Commitment and pay a combined sales and use tax rate of at least 4.6% with no abatement of the school tax.

    californiaglobe.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  4. Nevada

    The order bars projects owned or controlled by designated foreign adversaries.

    californiaglobe.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  5. Nevada

    Lombardo's order calls on data centers to help contribute to Nevada's education funding

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab) (a statement; who said what is on the statements pages)

  6. Nevada

    Executive order requires data center developers to cover project related costs so they are not passed on to ratepayers

    2news.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  7. Nevada

    Executive order protects water supply and electrical grid in data center communities

    2news.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  8. Nevada

    Executive order requires developers to sign Nevada Community Support Commitment

    2news.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  9. Nevada

    Data centers must offset any cost increase to power bill so average Nevadan sees no increase

    2news.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  10. Nevada

    Data center developers must pay Local School Support Tax in full

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  11. Nevada

    Data centers must cover all project related costs so they are not passed on to ratepayers

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  12. Nevada

    Data centers must protect water supply, electrical grid, and communities

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  13. Nevada

    Data center applications require Community Support Commitment before reaching Governor's Office of Economic Development

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  14. Nevada

    Executive order puts guardrails into place from data center abatement legislation in 2015

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  15. Nevada

    The executive order requires data center developers to sign a binding agreement and pay the Local School Support Tax in full before tax abatement applications can proceed

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  16. Nevada

    The Nevada Community Support Commitment must be created no later than November 6, 2026, and address water, ratepayers, grid reliability, siting and neighbors, workforce, community benefit, transparency and speed to power

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  17. Nevada

    No data center tax abatements will be awarded to data centers owned by a country classified as a foreign adversary, including China, North Korea, Iran, Russia and Venezuela

    reviewjournal.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  18. Nevada

    The executive order reduces sales and use tax abatements for data centers, removing abatement of local schools support tax, effectively raising the sales tax rate data centers pay to 4.6% from a lower rate

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  19. Nevada

    Standards for community support commitments intended to ensure data centers bear water and power costs must be set by the Governor's Office of Economic Development by November 6, 2026

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  20. Nevada

    Data centers can get 75% of their personal property tax abated under current Nevada law

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  21. Boulder City, Nevada

    Boulder City is fighting an attempt to build a data center on nearby federal land

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  22. Nevada

    The 2015 abatement law required the Governor's Office of Economic Development to grant tax abatements for data centers meeting statutory employment, wage and investment thresholds with no protections for energy and water use

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  23. Nevada

    The executive order requires data center applications seeking a partial tax abatement to execute a binding Community Support Commitment

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  24. Nevada

    The order sets a combined sales and use tax rate of not less than 4.6%, consisting of the Sales and Use Tax Act and the Local School Support Tax, neither of which may be abated

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  25. Nevada

    The order bars the executive director from bringing forward an application where the applicant or facility operator is owned or controlled by a foreign adversary of the United States

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  26. Nevada

    The order requires the Director of the Office of Energy to deliver the Responsible Speed to Power Plan to the governor by December 31, 2026

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  27. Nevada

    Data center applications must address meeting local water standards, covering electricity costs, protecting grid reliability during emergencies, and supporting communities.

    kolotv.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  28. Nevada

    The 2015 tax abatement legislation required GOED to grant abatements to data centers meeting employment, wage and investment thresholds without protections for energy or water use.

    kolotv.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  29. Nevada

    The executive order requires any tech operator seeking state tax incentives to contribute directly to Nevada's public education coffers and prove operations will not burden residential power grids or deplete desert water tables.

    thenevadaglobe.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  30. Nevada

    The order bans the state approval of evaporative cooled facilities in hydrographic basins experiencing groundwater overdrafts.

    thenevadaglobe.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  31. Nevada

    Nevada data center developers cannot apply for tax abatements without paying the Local School Support Tax in full

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  32. Nevada

    Executive order requires data center developers to pay Local School Support Tax in full, cover all project costs, and protect water resources

    elkodaily.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  33. Nevada

    Executive order provides guardrails for 2015 data center abatement legislation

    elkodaily.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  34. Nevada

    The executive order requires data center developers to pay the Local School Support Tax in full, cover all project related costs so they are not passed on to ratepayers, protect the water supply, electrical grid, and communities.

    gov.nv.gov (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  35. Nevada

    The executive order provides guardrails for data center abatement legislation passed in 2015, which required GOED to grant tax abatements with no protections for energy and water use; in 2025, the Legislature expanded GOED Board's authority to deny an application, approve for lesser amount, or impose conditions.

    gov.nv.gov (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  36. Nevada

    Data center applications seeking partial tax abatement cannot be brought before GOED Board unless developer agrees to pay Local School Support Tax in full and executes binding Community Support Commitment.

    gov.nv.gov (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  37. Nevada

    Nevada Community Support Commitment will be established by Executive Director of GOED in consultation with State Engineer, Public Utilities Commission of Nevada, state agencies, local governments, and school districts; data center developers must meet local water standards, cover serving cost without passing to ratepayers, and ensure project does not strain electrical grid or community during emer

    gov.nv.gov (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  38. Nevada

    Executive order constitutes state commitments including Responsible Speed to Power Plan identifying facilities required to serve large load anticipated through 2036 while ensuring no costs passed to Nevada ratepayers.

    gov.nv.gov (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  39. Nevada

    The union is calling for the end of the 2.6% local school support sales tax abatement for data centers.

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  40. Nevada

    Union calling for end of 2.6% local school support sales tax abatement for data centers.

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  41. Nevada

    Clark County Education Association proposes ending the 2.6 percent local school support sales tax abatement for data centers

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  42. Nevada

    Clark County Education Association proposes reviewing data center property tax abatements to help fund special education programs and universal pre K

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  43. Nevada

    NV Energy will need to more than double its current electricity load by 2046 to meet data center demand

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  44. Nevada

    New or expanding data centers receive 75% abatement on personal property tax

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  45. Nevada

    Data centers pay reduced sales and use tax rate of 2%

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  46. Nevada

    Tax abatements last for 10 or 20 years depending on capital expenditures and jobs created

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  47. Nevada

    The proposed moratorium could be taken up during the 2027 legislative session

    news3lv.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  48. Nevada

    Senate Bill 170 provided sales and property tax abatements to attract data centers to Nevada

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  49. Nevada

    Clark County Education Association proposes eliminating Local School Support Tax abatement for data centers

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  50. Nevada

    CCEA proposal requires data centers to build their own power and cannot draw on state power grid

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  51. Nevada

    CCEA proposal requires communities to have local control over whether data center is built and location

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  52. Nevada

    CCEA proposal requires data center water to be returned to Nevada if drawn from state

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  53. Nevada

    CCEA proposal includes mandatory transparency and audits for data center environmental compliance

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  54. Boulder City, Nevada

    Local residents will vote on measure in November to determine if Boulder City should change zoning regulations

    knpr.org (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  55. Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    Townsite Solar 2 LLC asked BLM in 2025 to amend right of way grant to build data center instead of solar

    nationofchange.org (opens in a new tab) (a statement; who said what is on the statements pages)

  56. Nevada

    Tract owned Fleet Data Centers seeking approval for two gas power plants in Nevada to power two of its data centers

    datacenterdynamics.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  57. Nevada

    Project developed by GridLiance West to improve delivery of electricity as data centers seek more power

    lasvegassun.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  58. Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    Planned commercial operation of Townsite Data Center in second quarter of 2028

    enr.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  59. Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    Planned Townsite Data Center construction scheduled for first quarter of 2027

    enr.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  60. Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    Townsite Data Center has planned capacity of 167 MW backup generation

    enr.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  61. Nevada

    Fleet Data Centers plans two private gas burning plants less than 30 miles from Reno to power Peru Ridge and South Valley data center campuses at Tahoe Reno Industrial Center

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

August 2026 2 acts on the line; 4 reported; 5 lines of background, plans and statements

  1. reported Rural Nevada Data Center, Storey County, Nevada

    Tract's two data centers in Storey County are estimated to need about 2 gigawatts of electricity

    thisisreno.com (opens in a new tab), news outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  2. Moratorium Nevada

    Nevada lawmakers moved to draft legislation for a potential moratorium on new data center development during a legislative revenue committee meeting in late August

    news3lv.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the month its own sentence names; no day is given; filed under Sep 10, 2026)

Reported in August 2026, dated only by the article that carried them: 4 acts
  1. Nevada

    BLM concluded that the new project was substantially the same as the original project and elected not to require a new environmental review

    lasvegassun.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  2. Litigation Nevada

    Boulder City appeals to the Department of Interior Board of Land Appeals, which should overturn the BLM's decision

    lasvegassun.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  3. Moratorium adopted Nye County, Nevada

    Nye County commissioners approved land use code change banning data centers in Pahrump area

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  4. Approval Nevada

    Nevada approved $17.6 million in tax breaks for 9 companies, including data center partners.

    8newsnow.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

Also on the record for August 2026, not acts of their own: 5 lines of background, plans and statements
  1. Nevada

    Nevada offers tax breaks that attract data center development

    8newsnow.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  2. Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    Developer is now proposing to add a massive data center capable of demanding as much as 167 megawatts of electricity to the project

    lasvegassun.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

  3. Nye County, Nevada

    Nye County totally bans data centers in over appropriated water basin

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

  4. Nye County, Nevada

    Nye County commissioners considering special election on whether data centers allowed in Nevada Hydrographic Basin 162 covering much of Pahrump

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  5. Nye County, Nevada

    Nye County Board scheduled future public hearing on countywide ordinance to spell out rules for data centers

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

July 2026 1 act on the line

  1. Litigation Rural Nevada Data Center, Storey County, Nevada

    NV Energy sued Tract in late July over arbitration requirements and power needs

    thisisreno.com (opens in a new tab), news outlet (the month its own sentence names; no day is given; filed under Aug 19, 2026)

June 2026 2 acts on the line

  1. Moratorium adopted Reno, Nevada

    Reno City Council approved a 30 day moratorium on accepting and processing new data center applications in June with 6-1 vote

    nnbw.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the month its own sentence names; no day is given; filed under Sep 7, 2026)

  2. Approval Nevada

    BLM approved the Townsite Data Center in June without preparing a new environmental assessment, reusing 2023 review of a 19 MW solar project

    enr.com (opens in a new tab), trade press (the month its own sentence names; no day is given; filed under Sep 3, 2026)

May 2026 1 act on the line

  1. Denial Boulder City, Nevada

    Boulder City Planning Commission voted in May 2026 against allowing data centers under city land use rules

    nationofchange.org (opens in a new tab), national outlet (the month its own sentence names; no day is given; filed under Sep 9, 2026)

2025 1 act on the line; 3 reported, dated only by the article; 1 line of background, plans and statements

July 2025 No acts on the line; 3 reported; 1 line of background, plans and statements

Reported in July 2025, dated only by the article that carried them: 3 acts
  1. Novva Tahoe Reno data center, Reno, Nevada

    Novva brings online 60MW Nevada data center

    commercialsearch.com (opens in a new tab), news outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  2. Novva Tahoe Reno data center, Reno, Nevada

    Novva data center near Reno completed

    rgj.com (opens in a new tab), news outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  3. Novva Tahoe Reno data center, Reno, Nevada

    Novva opens 300,000 square foot data center in Storey County

    2news.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

Also on the record for July 2025, not acts of their own: 1 line of background, plans and statements
  1. Novva Tahoe Reno data center, Reno, Nevada

    Novva Data Centers finished a 60 megawatt Nevada project

    crn.com (opens in a new tab) (no act in the sentence)

2025, no month given 1 act

  1. Nevada

    In 2025, the Nevada Legislature expanded the GOED Board's authority to deny an application, approve it for a lesser amount, or impose conditions on its approval

    fox5vegas.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the year its own sentence names; filed under Sep 18, 2026)

2024 0 acts on the line; 1 reported, dated only by the article

April 2024 No acts on the line; 1 reported

Reported in April 2024, dated only by the article that carried it: 1 act
  1. DataBank Las Vegas data center, Las Vegas, Nevada

    DataBank acquired leased data center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

    costar.com (opens in a new tab), news outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

2023 3 acts on the line; 2 reported, dated only by the article; 2 lines of background, plans and statements

May 2023 No acts on the line; 2 reported; 2 lines of background, plans and statements

Reported in May 2023, dated only by the article that carried them: 2 acts
  1. Novva Tahoe Reno data center, Reno, Nevada

    Novva Data Centers announces new data center at TRIC

    nnbw.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

  2. Novva Tahoe Reno data center, Reno, Nevada

    Novva announces new data center in Tahoe Reno region

    prnewswire.com (opens in a new tab), press release (dated only by the report that carried it, so under the month of the report)

Also on the record for May 2023, not acts of their own: 2 lines of background, plans and statements
  1. Novva Tahoe Reno data center, Reno, Nevada

    Novva Tahoe Reno data center will feature robotic dog security

    rgj.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

  2. Novva Tahoe Reno data center, Reno, Nevada

    Novva Tahoe Reno data center will feature six large data halls

    rgj.com (opens in a new tab) (a plan or a schedule, not an act yet)

2023, no month given 3 acts

  1. Nevada

    Southern Nevada Water Authority banned evaporative cooling for the region's data centers in 2023.

    carsonnow.org (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the year its own sentence names; filed under Sep 16, 2026)

  2. Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    BLM authorized Townsite Solar 2 to use approximately 80 acres of federal land for a 19 megawatt solar generating facility and 35 megawatt battery storage system in 2023

    lasvegassun.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the year its own sentence names; filed under Aug 22, 2026)

  3. Approval Boulder City BLM Land Data Center, Boulder City, Nevada

    Townsite Solar 2 LLC received BLM approval in 2023 for solar power and battery storage facility on 88.5 acre parcel 25 miles southeast of Las Vegas

    nationofchange.org (opens in a new tab), national outlet (the year its own sentence names; filed under Sep 9, 2026)

2021 1 act on the line

2021, no month given 1 act

  1. Moratorium adopted Nevada

    Southern Nevada Water Authority imposed an evaporative cooling moratorium beginning with a board vote in 2021

    ktnv.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the year its own sentence names; filed under Sep 8, 2026)

2020 0 acts on the line; 1 line of background, plans and statements

August 2020 No acts on the line; 1 line of background, plans and statements

Also on the record for August 2020, not acts of their own: 1 line of background, plans and statements
  1. Switch Tahoe Reno campus, Storey County, Nevada

    Switch solar project supports green energy at Reno area data center

    thisisreno.com (opens in a new tab) (a description, not an act)

2019 1 act on the line

2019, no month given 1 act

  1. Nevada

    Nevada Legislature established renewable portfolio standard in 2019 requiring 50 percent renewable energy by 2030

    nevadacurrent.com (opens in a new tab), local outlet (the year its own sentence names; filed under Sep 1, 2026)

2015 1 act on the line

2015, no month given 1 act

  1. Nevada

    Abatement legislation passed in 2015 required Governor's Office of Economic Development to grant tax abatements for data centers meeting statutory employment, wage and investment thresholds without protections for energy and water use.

    rgj.com (opens in a new tab), news outlet (the year its own sentence names; filed under Sep 18, 2026)

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