Data Center Record.

Data centers in New York

New York has 13 data center sites, 0 buildings where disclosed on the record: 8 running and 5 proposed. Most are in New York County (5) and Westchester County (2), and records are in 8 of 62 counties. The largest proposal is GNM New York PoP at Tribeca in New York County; it is reported.

New York limits new data centers. From the state's own rule: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul issued executive order in July 2026 to pause for up to one year permits for new data centers that are at least 50 megawatts, July 1, 2026.

1 site the EPA's registry shows and no record has verified is on the map apart from the count. What not yet verified means.

How to read this page. Every count comes from the records on this page and links to where it is counted. Nothing is published until a person reads its source, and a figure no source gives reads Not disclosed; nothing is estimated. A rating changes only when a person sets it.

Projects and campuses on the record

Facility and countyStageOperatorPower (MW)Latest entry
GNM New York PoP at Tribeca New York, New York CountyProposedGNM
North Country Colocation Services Massena data center Massena, St. Lawrence CountyProposedNorth Country Colocation Services
Turin Management Ilion data center Ilion, Herkimer CountyProposedTurin Management
Digi Power X North Tonawanda North Tonawanda, Niagara CountyProposedDigi Power XDigi Power X North Tonawanda data center is operational. morethanjustparks.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet reported July 13, 2026
Data center near Seneca Lake, Geneva Geneva, Ontario CountyProposedGreenidge Generation announced in July 2026 it is pivoting from cryptocurrency to high performance computing at Seneca Lake facility weny.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet July 1, 2026
Centersquare New York data center New York, New York CountyRunningCentersquare
Digital Realty New York New York, New York CountyRunningDigital Realty
Equinix NY9 New York, New York CountyRunningEquinix
H5 New York New York, New York CountyRunningH5 Data Centers
TierPoint New York , Hawthorne Data Center Hawthorne, Westchester CountyRunningTierPoint
Equinix NY13 Elmsford, Westchester CountyRunningEquinix
CyrusOne Wappingers Falls NYM7 Wappingers Falls, Dutchess CountyRunningCyrusOne
H5 Data Centers Buffalo Buffalo, Erie CountyRunningH5 Data Centers

A blank cell means not disclosed by any source on file. Power is the developer's figure or a permit's, each linked on the record. All 13 New York projects.

Every New York record 13 records, and 1 site not yet verified listed apart · sort by any column · blank cell: not disclosed

RecordPlaceStageOperatorMWBasisLocatedTierVerified
Applied Digital Data CorpHauppauge, SuffolkNot yet verifiedApplied DigitalEPA registry22026-10-20
Centersquare New York data centerNew York, New YorkRunningCentersquaresite22026-10-20
Digital Realty New YorkNew York, New YorkRunningDigital Realtysite22026-10-20
Equinix NY9New York, New YorkRunningEquinixsite22026-10-20
GNM New York PoP at TribecaNew York, New YorkProposedGNMsite42026-10-20
H5 New YorkNew York, New YorkRunningH5 Data Centerssite22026-10-20
North Country Colocation Services Massena data centerMassena, St. LawrenceProposedNorth Country Colocation Servicescentroid42026-10-20
TierPoint New York , Hawthorne Data CenterHawthorne, WestchesterRunningTierPointsite22026-10-20
Turin Management Ilion data centerIlion, HerkimerProposedTurin Managementcentroid42026-10-20
Equinix NY13Elmsford, WestchesterRunningEquinixEPA registry22026-10-04
CyrusOne Wappingers Falls NYM7Wappingers Falls, DutchessRunningCyrusOnecentroid22026-09-17
H5 Data Centers BuffaloBuffalo, ErieRunningH5 Data Centerscentroid22026-09-17
Digi Power X North TonawandaNorth Tonawanda, NiagaraProposedDigi Power Xcentroid42026-09-17
Data center near Seneca Lake, GenevaGeneva, OntarioProposedcentroid42026-09-17

Tier 1: an official or company source. Tier 2: a news report resolving to the outlet's own page. Located: a site coordinate from a permit, a parcel or an address, or the county or town centroid. Verified: the last day a person read the source. A blank cell means not disclosed by any source on file.

Every New York county (62)

8 of 62 counties have a record. A county without one is listed, not linked, until its first published record.

CountyCensus GEOIDProjectsRules
New York County3606150
Westchester County3611920
Dutchess County3602711
Erie County3602911
Herkimer County3604310
Niagara County3606310
Ontario County3606910
St. Lawrence County3608912
Cayuga County3601102
Clinton County3601901
Onondaga County3606701
Tompkins County3610901

A county without a record is listed, not linked.

50 counties with no records yet
  • Albany County
  • Allegany County
  • Bronx County
  • Broome County
  • Cattaraugus County
  • Chautauqua County
  • Chemung County
  • Chenango County
  • Columbia County
  • Cortland County
  • Delaware County
  • Essex County
  • Franklin County
  • Fulton County
  • Genesee County
  • Greene County
  • Hamilton County
  • Jefferson County
  • Kings County
  • Lewis County
  • Livingston County
  • Madison County
  • Monroe County
  • Montgomery County
  • Nassau County
  • Oneida County
  • Orange County
  • Orleans County
  • Oswego County
  • Otsego County
  • Putnam County
  • Queens County
  • Rensselaer County
  • Richmond County
  • Rockland County
  • Saratoga County
  • Schenectady County
  • Schoharie County
  • Schuyler County
  • Seneca County
  • Steuben County
  • Suffolk County
  • Sullivan County
  • Tioga County
  • Ulster County
  • Warren County
  • Washington County
  • Wayne County
  • Wyoming County
  • Yates County

The rules in New York 10 rows · rating rests only on a binding act in force

What the state and its counties and cities have decided. Each row is rated by what it has decided, open, case by case, restrictive or closed, never by whether that is good or bad.

BodyLevelRatingIn force untilLatest actActsVerified
New Yorkstaterestrictive until July 1, 20272027-07-01New York Gov. Kathy Hochul issued executive order in July 2026 to pause for up to one year permits for new data centers that are at least 50 megawatts. spokesman.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet Jul 1, 202646 acts on this row
Every act on the New York row
  1. moratorium adopted

    New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed an executive order imposing a one year ban on new AI data centers across the state.

    nacionale.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  2. moratorium

    The New York State Public Service Commission issued a draft scope for the Generic Environmental Impact Statement required under the data center moratorium.

    jdsupra.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  3. moratorium adopted

    The Responsible Data Center Development Act, a one year moratorium on data centers, was approved by both legislative chambers and awaits the governor's signature

    centralcurrent.org (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  4. moratorium

    New York paused new development for one year while the state legislature does further study of data centers' potential impact

    ai-cio.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  5. moratorium

    Governor Hochul placed a one year moratorium on data center development in New York.

    wskg.org (opens in a new tab) local outlet

  6. moratorium

    Governor Kathy Hochul announced a one year pause on certain state approvals for new large scale data centers while the state evaluates their potential effects on the electric grid and New York's climate goals

    wkbw.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

  7. moratorium

    New York Governor Kathy Hochul became the first to enforce a moratorium on large scale data centers across New York State

    foodandwaterwatch.org (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  8. event

    Governor Hochul directed the Department of Public Service to weigh the creation of a fund to require data center developers to invest in the state's power grid.

    therealdeal.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  9. event

    Governor Hochul instituted transparency, safety and reporting requirements for the data center industry, effective at the beginning of 2027.

    therealdeal.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  10. moratorium adopted

    New York state lawmakers passed data center moratorium; Governor Kathy Hochul signed executive order issuing one year pause on data centers pending regulations

    mainemorningstar.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  11. event

    Governor Hochul announced new transparency and safety incident reporting requirements for data center developers and operators

    commercialobserver.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  12. event

    New York Public Service Commission began environmental review for data centers and large energy users

    fingerlakesdailynews.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  13. moratorium adopted

    Governor Kathy Hochul imposed a one year moratorium on large scale data centers

    fox.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  14. event

    The state issued a voluntary Host Community Investment Framework recommending community investments of $1 million for every megawatt of a data center project's utility demand

    yahoo.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

  15. moratorium adopted

    Governor Kathleen Hochul issued an executive order establishing a temporary moratorium on data center development in New York

    yahoo.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

  16. moratorium adopted

    New York adopted a moratorium on new data centers while the state develops new regulations

    law.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  17. event

    The framework recommends six principles: investment benchmark of $1 million per megawatt, long term planning including post closure plans, roadmap for ongoing costs, local priority investment areas, local ownership confirmation, and clear timelines.

    tomshardware.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

  18. moratorium adopted

    New York imposed year long moratorium on new hyperscale data centers

    france24.com (opens in a new tab) international outlet

  19. moratorium adopted

    New York State has enacted a one year moratorium on new data center construction.

    energyintel.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  20. moratorium

    Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, signed a moratorium on the construction of new data centers into law in New York

    rosselliotbarkan.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  21. event

    Governor Hochul unveiled Community Investment Framework for Data Center Development recommending $1 million community investment per megawatt of utility demand

    wnyt.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  22. moratorium

    Governor Hochul announced a data center moratorium less than two months before unveiling the Community Investment Framework

    13wham.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  23. moratorium

    New York became the first U.S. state to introduce a moratorium on large new data centers

    ua.news (opens in a new tab) international outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  24. event

    New York has stopped issuing environmental permits for datacenters

    newsletter.semianalysis.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  25. event

    New York released Host Community Investment Framework for Data Center Development as part of Governor Hochul's Executive Order No. 62

    yahoo.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

    Also reported by 4 sources
  26. event

    New York governor stopped construction of new data centers 50 megawatts or larger.

    techcrunch.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

  27. event

    New York Legislature passed the Responsible Data Center Development Act in final days of session

    buffalonews.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  28. moratorium

    Hochul issued a data center moratorium

    crainsnewyork.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

  29. moratorium

    New York announced the first statewide moratorium on hyperscale data centers

    multistate.us (opens in a new tab) primary source

  30. event

    New York Governor Kathy Hochul ordered a one year ban on large data centers to give the state time to impose protections for the environment and energy grid

    cnn.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

  31. moratorium

    New York enacted an AI data center moratorium

    foley.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  32. moratorium adopted

    New York governor Hochul signed a one year moratorium on data centres into law on July 14, 2026

    poughkeepsiejournal.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  33. moratorium

    New York imposed first state data center moratorium on July 14, 2026

    reuters.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  34. moratorium

    Governor Kathy Hochul launched first statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers on July 14, 2026

    governor.ny.gov (opens in a new tab) primary source

    Also reported by 1 source
  35. moratorium

    Hochul announced a one year moratorium affecting new hyperscale data centers on July 14, 2026.

    rocklandnews.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  36. moratorium adopted

    Governor Kathy Hochul signed an Executive Order on July 14, 2026 establishing the nation's first moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, with standards for data center development and a blueprint to support localities.

    wxxinews.org (opens in a new tab) local outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  37. moratorium adopted

    Governor Kathy Hochul signed executive order putting one year pause on new large scale data center developments in New York

    weny.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

    Also reported by 1 source
  38. event

    New York Governor Kathy Hochul placed certain large data center projects on hold pending statewide review, with nearly 12 GW of load requests in interconnection queue.

    insideenergyandenvironment.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  39. moratorium adopted

    Governor Kathy Hochul imposed the nation's first moratorium on hyperscale data center permits in July

    centralcurrent.org (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  40. moratorium

    In mid July 2026, Governor Hochul ordered a one year moratorium on large data centers exceeding 50 megawatts that had not received permits to start construction.

    therealdeal.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  41. moratorium adopted

    Governor Kathy Hochul issued executive order in July directing Department of Public Service to conduct environmental review and pause issuance of data center permits until completion

    fingerlakesdailynews.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  42. moratorium adopted

    Governor Hochul signed an executive order in July establishing a one year moratorium on new data center development in the state.

    spectrumlocalnews.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

  43. moratorium adopted

    New York imposed a statewide data centre moratorium in July applying to facilities using at least 50 megawatts

    yahoo.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

  44. moratorium adopted

    New York Governor Kathy Hochul issued moratorium on data centers for up to one year in July 2026

    news.bloomberglaw.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

    Also reported by 15 sources
  45. event

    Governor Kathy Hochul implemented a temporary one year ban on data center development in New York in July

    missoulian.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

  46. moratorium adopted

    State Legislature approved the Responsible Data Center Development Act in June, which establishes a one year moratorium on construction of new data centers, a required public hearing before DEC issues permits, and an environmental impact report requirement.

    auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

Last verified October 9, 2026.

462026-10-09
Auburncitynot ratedAuburn City Council passed a similar resolution urging Hochul to sign the data center legislation. auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet Reported Sep 231 act on this row
Every act on the Auburn row
  1. statement

    Auburn City Council passed a similar resolution urging Hochul to sign the data center legislation.

    auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

Last verified September 23, 2026.

12026-09-23
Buffalocitynot ratedNo dated act on this row yet.2026-09-22
Cantoncityrestrictive until July 1, 20272027-07-01The town of Canton imposed a moratorium in July to give a data center committee time to research the issue. yahoo.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet Sep 17, 20261 act on this row
Every act on the Canton row
  1. moratorium adopted

    The town of Canton imposed a moratorium in July to give a data center committee time to research the issue

    yahoo.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

Last verified September 17, 2026.

12026-09-17
Cayuga Countycountynot ratedCayuga County Legislature passed a resolution urging Gov. Hochul to sign the Responsible Data Center Development Act, a bill that would impose a one year moratorium on data center construction. auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet Reported Sep 231 act on this row
Every act on the Cayuga County row
  1. moratorium

    Cayuga County Legislature passed a resolution urging Gov. Hochul to sign the Responsible Data Center Development Act, a bill that would impose a one year moratorium on data center construction.

    auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

Last verified September 23, 2026.

12026-09-23
DrydencityclosedThe town of Dryden in Tompkins County adopted zoning changes banning data centers and cryptocurrency mines over concerns about their energy use. yahoo.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet Sep 17, 20261 act on this row
Every act on the Dryden row
  1. event

    The town of Dryden in Tompkins County adopted zoning changes banning data centers and cryptocurrency mines over concerns about their energy use

    yahoo.com (opens in a new tab) national outlet

Last verified September 17, 2026.

12026-09-17
East Fishkillcitynot ratedEast Fishkill won a three year moratorium on new data centers. foodandwaterwatch.org (opens in a new tab) news outlet Reported Sep 303 acts on this row
Every act on the East Fishkill row
  1. moratorium adopted

    East Fishkill won a three year moratorium on new data centers

    foodandwaterwatch.org (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  2. moratorium adopted

    East Fishkill passed a three year moratorium on data centres in effect until July 1, 2029

    poughkeepsiejournal.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  3. moratorium adopted

    The town board approved a three year moratorium banning the construction of data centers larger than 20 megawatts until July 2029.

    nacionale.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

Last verified September 30, 2026.

32026-09-30
Massenacitynot ratedMassena Town Board voted down a proposal for a six month moratorium on data centers after a public hearing with 19 speakers. nny360.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet Reported Sep 171 act on this row
Every act on the Massena row
  1. moratorium rejected

    Massena Town Board voted down a proposal for a six month moratorium on data centers after a public hearing with 19 speakers.

    nny360.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet

    Also reported by 1 source

Last verified September 17, 2026.

12026-09-17
Onondaga Countycountynot ratedNo dated act on this row yet.2026-09-23
Plattsburghcitynot ratedPlattsburgh held public hearing on temporary land use moratorium for AI data centers and crypto mining operations. cryptonews.net (opens in a new tab) news outlet Reported Sep 92 acts on this row
Every act on the Plattsburgh row
  1. moratorium

    Plattsburgh held public hearing on temporary land use moratorium for AI data centers and crypto mining operations

    cryptonews.net (opens in a new tab) news outlet

  2. moratorium adopted

    Plattsburgh passed moratorium on Bitcoin mining in 2018 lasting 18 months

    cryptonews.net (opens in a new tab) news outlet

Last verified September 9, 2026.

22026-09-09

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New York laws and the full scorecard

Bills and laws in New York

none signed into law yet, 20 bills tracked

20 bills tracked in the New York legislature, none signed into law yet, grouped by where each stands. A row opens its own page; the New York laws page has what each law requires.

No official summary on file for any of these 6 measures; each row links to the legislature's page for the text.

In committee 19, 5 shown here

14 more in committee on the New York laws page.

20 bills tracked, 0 signed · LegiScan, CC BY 4.0

NumberSessionStatusDateTitle
S. 10708 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-09-30 Prohibits municipal corporations from entering into a contract or other agreement that has the purpose or effect of concealing the details of the development of a data center from the public or preventing public review of a data center; prohibits data centers from entering into a contract or other agreement having such purpose; exempts agreements solely intended to protect trade secrets.
A. 11560 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-06-04 Places a one year moratorium on the issuance of data center permits; requires utilities to establish an independent classification of service for large data centers; sets energy efficiency goals for data centers; provides for benefits for host communities; sets labor standards for the construction of data centers.
S. 10642 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-06-01 Places a one year moratorium on the issuance of data center permits; requires utilities to establish an independent classification of service for large data centers; sets energy efficiency goals for data centers; provides for benefits for host communities; sets labor standards for the construction of data centers.
S. 10546 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-05-20 Requires hyperscale data centers to offset their electricity demand by funding household electrification measures.
A. 9297 2025-2026 General Assembly Passed its first chamber 2026-05-18 Requires hyperscale data centers to offset their electricity demand by funding household electrification measures.
S. 10487 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-05-15 Enacts the "data center water stewardship and reuse act" to reduce reliance on potable public water supply systems and increase use of recycled or reclaimed water; provides for data center water use management into the state's environmental conservation framework, ensuring sustainability, watershed protection, and technological innovation; establishes the data center water stewardship fund.
A. 10852 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-04-08 Prohibits allocation of economic development power to data centers; provides for certain caps on amounts and eligibility for industrial development agency financial assistance; provides for the return of industrial development agency-awarded financial assistance if certain job levels are not maintained within 5 years of project completion; designates the department of environmental conservation as the mandatory lead agency for environmental quality review of any action consuming over 20 megawatts; requires environmental quality review for any action within 10 miles of a federally recognized Indian nation's territory.
S. 9182 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-02-11 Prohibits allocation of economic development power to data centers; provides for certain caps on amounts and eligibility for industrial development agency financial assistance; provides for the return of industrial development agency-awarded financial assistance if certain job levels are not maintained within 5 years of project completion; designates the department of environmental conservation as the mandatory lead agency for environmental quality review of any action consuming over 20 megawatts; requires environmental quality review for any action within 10 miles of a federally recognized Indian nation's territory.
A. 10141 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-02-09 Imposes a moratorium on the issuance of permits for new data centers; requires the public service commission to issue an order or orders to minimize the impact of new data centers on electricity and gas rates for residential, commercial, and industrial users; clarifies that certain provisions are applicable to the Long Island power authority.
S. 9144 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-02-06 Imposes a moratorium on the issuance of permits for new data centers; requires the public service commission to issue an order or orders to minimize the impact of new data centers on electricity and gas rates for residential, commercial, and industrial users; clarifies that certain provisions are applicable to the Long Island power authority.
A. 10049 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-30 Requires the public service commission establish a grid modernization surcharge imposed on utilities for the energy use of data centers and high-intensity data centers which meet a specified threshold of electricity or information-technology load; establishes the grid modernization fund to finance investments in system reliability, capacity expansion, and integration of clean energy resources.
A. 9064 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-07 Prohibits electric corporations and gas corporations from passing along costs or increasing charges to ratepayers as a result of increased costs incurred due to the building or operation of a data center except to those ratepayers involved with or associated with the building or operation of such data center or semiconductor fabrication plant.
A. 9086 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-07 Regulates energy consumption by data centers; requires annual disclosure reporting; prohibits incentives in fossil fuel power purchase agreements with utilities.
A. 9136 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-07 Requires the owner or operator of a new data center to submit to the Public Service Commission a thermal energy network feasibility assessment that identifies potential off-site thermal loads within one mile of the facility; requires that new data centers be designed, constructed, and operated to capture and reuse waste heat generated by computing equipment through a thermal energy network.
S. 3347 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-07 Directs the New York state energy research and development authority to conduct a study on powering cryptocurrency mining facilities with renewable energy.
S. 6394 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-07 Regulates energy consumption by data centers; requires annual disclosure reporting; prohibits incentives in fossil fuel power purchase agreements with utilities.
S. 8536 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-07 Prohibits electric corporations and gas corporations from passing along costs or increasing charges to ratepayers as a result of increased costs incurred due to the building or operation of a data center except to those ratepayers involved with or associated with the building or operation of such data center or semiconductor fabrication plant.
S. 8546 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-07 Requires the public service commission establish a grid modernization surcharge imposed on utilities for the energy use of data centers and high-intensity data centers which meet a specified threshold of electricity or information-technology load; establishes the grid modernization fund to finance investments in system reliability, capacity expansion, and integration of clean energy resources.
S. 8645 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2026-01-07 Authorizes ORES to issue siting permits for battery energy storage systems for use by data centers, regardless of the expected storage or transmission capacity of such battery energy storage systems, and whether or not such battery energy storage systems will be co-located with renewable energy systems; requires data centers to submit carbon reduction plans.
A. 5353 2025-2026 General Assembly In committee 2025-02-13 Extends the moratorium on air permit issuance and renewal for electric generating facilities that utilize a carbon-based fuel and that provide behind-the-meter electric energy consumed or utilized by cryptocurrency mining operations that use proof-of-work authentication methods to validate blockchain transactions.

20 bills tracked in New York; 2025-2026 General Assembly, legislature adjourned; last checked October 26, 2026. The last check found no bill not already tracked; the 20 tracked bills stand. Search terms: data center, data centre, large load, hyperscale, computing facility, server farm, high load factor (indirect), energy intensive facility (indirect), large electric load (indirect), digital asset mining (indirect), cryptocurrency mining (indirect), qualified technology facility (indirect), colocation (indirect), moratorium (with another term), sales tax exemption (with another term). The search on LegiScan. (opens in a new tab)

Bill data from LegiScan (opens in a new tab), licensed CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab). The record chooses the bills, writes each stage in its own words and cites the legislature's own page for every bill.

How this state's members voted

H.R. 9340, Ratepayer Protection Act: U.S. House of Representatives, roll call 312, September 16, 2026. On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended. Passed, 417 to 3. New York's members: 26 yea, 0 nay. How each member voted

MemberPartyPosition
Clarke (NY)DYea
EspaillatDYea
GarbarinoRYea
GillenDYea
Goldman (NY)DYea
JeffriesDYea
Kennedy (NY)DYea
LaLotaRYea
LangworthyRYea
LatimerDYea
LawlerRYea
MalliotakisRYea
MannionDYea
MeeksDYea
MengDYea
MorelleDYea
NadlerDYea
Ocasio-CortezDYea
Riley (NY)DYea
RyanDYea
StefanikRYea
SuozziDYea
TenneyRYea
TonkoDYea
Torres (NY)DYea
VelázquezDYea

A blank party cell means the clerk's roll gives none.

H.R. 9340, Ratepayer Protection Act: U.S. Senate, roll call 254, September 30, 2026. On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed H.R. 9340. Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected, 57 to 43. New York's members: 0 yea, 2 nay. How each member voted

MemberPartyPosition
Gillibrand (D-NY)DNay
Schumer (D-NY)DNay

A blank party cell means the clerk's roll gives none.

Positions as the clerk records them. How bills and votes are recorded.

What was said

suggesting that data center opponents want their communities to be backwards and poor
Donald Trump, Former President, Trump campaign · October 26, 2026 · quoted · Brooklyn Eagle (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Amazon says direct data center water consumption accounts for 0.5% of all industrial water usage in the United States
Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services · October 3, 2026 · paraphrased · TechCrunch (opens in a new tab) national outlet

Every New York statement, by speaker (83)

81 more on this page, one per speaker and claim; 83 statements in all

Governor Hochul expressed concerns that data centers drive up energy prices while gulping down massive supplies of water

Governor of New York Gothamist (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; content date; reported from elsewhere.

Primary source: Gothamist (opens in a new tab).

Bruce Blakeman opposes Governor Hochul's moratorium on data centers and says she is impeding an economic boom

Nassau County Executive and Republican candidate for Governor Gothamist (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; content date; reported from elsewhere.

Primary source: Gothamist (opens in a new tab).

Hochul said she is working on a strong framework to regulate data centers after the one year moratorium ends, suggesting data center companies should pay $1 million per megawatt to communities where they plan to build.

Governor WAMC (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: WAMC (opens in a new tab).

Amazon says more than 100 data center moratoriums are being considered across the United States

Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services TechCrunch (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: TechCrunch (opens in a new tab).

Amazon claims data center generators run roughly 10 hours per year for maintenance testing, idle 99.9% of the time

Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services TechCrunch (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: TechCrunch (opens in a new tab).

Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman said the company has stopped using nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) in its dealings with government agencies

CEO of Amazon Web Services TechCrunch (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: TechCrunch (opens in a new tab).

Amazon has contributed more than $1 billion to communities across the U.S. in which the company has a meaningful data center presence over the past three years

Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services TechCrunch (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: TechCrunch (opens in a new tab).

Amazon stated it will stop using NDAs with government agencies on data center projects going forward

Matt Garman, Amazon Web Services CEO GeekWire (opens in a new tab) news outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: GeekWire (opens in a new tab).

Amazon stated its average data center uses less than 13,000 gallons of water a day

Matt Garman, Amazon Web Services CEO GeekWire (opens in a new tab) news outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: GeekWire (opens in a new tab).

Matt Garman stated local opposition to data centers stoked by misinformation threatens U.S. position in global AI race

Amazon Web Services CEO GeekWire (opens in a new tab) news outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: GeekWire (opens in a new tab).

Dirk van Ouwerkerk, Senior Vice President of Storage Development at Soltage, said grid capacity and interconnection are moving to the center of data center strategy

JDSupra (opens in a new tab) news outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: JDSupra (opens in a new tab).

Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon wants communities across Central New York to be ready for data center developers

localsyr.com WSYR Syracuse (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Setting: localsyr.com.

Primary source: WSYR Syracuse (opens in a new tab).

Turin Management, which owns the old Remington site in Ilion, stated it is exploring both manufacturing and data center options but emphasized no data center end user is currently committed to the site.

Kristen O'Neill, CEO of Turin Management spectrumlocalnews.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: spectrumlocalnews.com (opens in a new tab).

House Speaker Mike Johnson stated opposition to data centers is a Chinese psyop, characterizing widespread public pushback as foreign influence rather than genuine concern.

U.S. House Speaker Asia Times (opens in a new tab) international outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: Asia Times (opens in a new tab).

Mike Johnson, House Speaker, says opposition to AI data center construction is a Chinese psyop and that public opinion against data centers is manufactured.

The New Republic (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: The New Republic (opens in a new tab).

Congressman Mike Lawler demanding disclosure of value of discounted electricity for Rockland data centers from Governor Hochul and NYPA

U.S. Congressman (R, NY-17) Mid Hudson News (opens in a new tab) news outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: Mid Hudson News (opens in a new tab).

Ian Phillips noted that a 50 megawatt data center would use more energy than all of Cayuga County's 76,000 residents.

Democratic candidate for state Assembly auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab).

Calvin Butler, Exelon CEO, said political backlash to data center development is owed to lack of communication and community buy in

RTO Insider (opens in a new tab) trade press
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: RTO Insider (opens in a new tab).

Yvonne Taylor estimates the facility is already 30 percent artificial intelligence data center.

Vice President of Seneca Lake Guardian WHEC.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: WHEC.com (opens in a new tab).

Cayuga County Legislator Jonathan Anna said the county would not pursue a moratorium because it does not oversee zoning, but he supported the resolution urging Hochul to sign the statewide legislation.

auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: auburnpub.com (opens in a new tab).

Buffalo Councilmember Joseph Golombek says the moratorium goal is to give the city time to update its zoning rules before more facilities are developed and to ensure future projects don't put additional strain on neighborhood infrastructure, including water and sewer systems.

Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: spectrumlocalnews.com (opens in a new tab).

Clarence Town Supervisor Patrick Casilio has publicly said he would oppose a data center development if one were proposed in the town

WKBW (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: WKBW (opens in a new tab).

Advocacy group Greenwashed organizing data center piñata event in Central Park beginning at 11 a.m. during Climate Week

Gothamist (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: Gothamist (opens in a new tab).

U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler, R New York, attacks Democratic opponent Cait Conley for stating that data centers are all but inevitable, while Conley supports Governor Hochul's one year moratorium on data centers and Lawler does not.

U.S. Representative WXXI News (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: WXXI News (opens in a new tab).

Sen. Martin Heinrich (D NM) objected to fast track of Ratepayer Protection Act requiring states to consider standards preventing large electricity users from shifting infrastructure costs onto utility customers

U.S. Senator New York Post (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: New York Post (opens in a new tab).

Sen. Heinrich proposed GRID Savings Act requiring large electricity users such as data centers to pay for facilities needed to connect to grid and federal standards governing large load interconnections

U.S. Senator New York Post (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: New York Post (opens in a new tab).

Nearly 100 organizations wrote the Governor a letter saying more feedback was needed and comprehensive environmental review should be conducted before framework release

13wham.com (opens in a new tab) news outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: 13wham.com (opens in a new tab).

Governor Hochul recommended requiring data center developers to invest at least $1 million per megawatt of electricity demand in local communities

Governor of New York ua.news (opens in a new tab) international outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: ua.news (opens in a new tab).

Hope Knight, Empire State Development President, said data centers do not create significant jobs at local level

ua.news (opens in a new tab) international outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: ua.news (opens in a new tab).

More than 300 people rallied in front of Palantir office in New York City on August 12 calling on Congress to oppose the company.

New York City protesters In These Times (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: In These Times (opens in a new tab).

Hassane El Khoury, CEO of Onsemi, said data center moratoriums like New York's are short sighted

Semafor (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: Semafor (opens in a new tab).

El Khoury said policymakers should demand data centers report energy efficiency metrics rather than blanket bans

CEO of Onsemi Semafor (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: Semafor (opens in a new tab).

Microsoft temporarily paused select data center developments around early 2025 due to concerns about overbuilding

Microsoft executives TradingView (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: TradingView (opens in a new tab).

NewYorkBIO calls for Governor Hochul veto and refined approach distinguishing commercial data centers from research facilities

Jennifer Hawks Bland, CEO NewYorkBIO Buffalo News (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: Buffalo News (opens in a new tab).

Anthropic published a commitment to cover electricity price increases and 100 percent of grid infrastructure costs for data centers including Lake Mariner

Ars Technica (opens in a new tab) national outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: Ars Technica (opens in a new tab).

Trump posted on social media expressing his support for data center development across the United States, stating the only reason communities should not want data centers is if they want to be backwards and poor

President New Hope Free Press (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: New Hope Free Press (opens in a new tab).

"It is time for local and state governments to be responsive to the will of the people."
Kristen Gonzalez, State Senator, New York State Senate rally at Salt Point Natural Area Ithaca Times (opens in a new tab) news outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Quoted; content date; reported from elsewhere.

Setting: rally at Salt Point Natural Area.

Primary source: Ithaca Times (opens in a new tab).

"requires that level of public engagement and public education because everyone knows you cannot be civically engaged if you are not informed, and they bank on that and we need to make sure that that transparency is there."
Anna Kelles, State Assemblymember, New York State Assembly rally at Salt Point Natural Area Ithaca Times (opens in a new tab) news outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Quoted; content date; reported from elsewhere.

Setting: rally at Salt Point Natural Area.

Primary source: Ithaca Times (opens in a new tab).

Omar Acosta Nuñez, lead community organizer for Citizen Action New York, said living near a data center affects residents' finances, health and lifestyle

WBNG (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: WBNG (opens in a new tab).

Speakers referenced noise complaints tied to data centers in Georgia and Ohio

Citizen Action New York protesters WBNG (opens in a new tab) local outlet
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: WBNG (opens in a new tab).

"The executive order begins an important process. The next important step is signing [the bill], which would put many of these protections into law."
Anna Kelles, State Assemblymember, New York State Assembly public statement E&E News by POLITICO (opens in a new tab) trade press
Context & source notes

Provenance: Quoted; content date; reported from elsewhere.

Setting: public statement.

Primary source: E&E News by POLITICO (opens in a new tab).

New York Senate Bill sponsored by Sen. Kristen Gonzalez would have created a new electricity rate class for data centers, mandated public comment periods, and required public disclosure of power use and water consumption

Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) (opens in a new tab).

Governor Hochul stated that hyperscale AI data centers consume enormous amounts of power, threatening to outpace the grid's capacity and driving up costs for local ratepayers

Governor of New York CNBC (opens in a new tab) national outlet project record
Context & source notes

Provenance: Paraphrased; said in the source itself.

Primary source: CNBC (opens in a new tab).

On the November 3, 2026 ballot in New York: Governor (2), U.S. House, District 1 (2), U.S. House, District 2 (2), U.S. House, District 3 (2), U.S. House, District 4 (3), U.S. House, District 5 (2), U.S. House, District 6 (2), U.S. House, District 7 (3), U.S. House, District 8 (2), U.S. House, District 9 (2), U.S. House, District 10 (2), U.S. House, District 11 (2), U.S. House, District 12 (4), U.S. House, District 13 (2), U.S. House, District 14 (2), U.S. House, District 15 (5), U.S. House, District 16 (2), U.S. House, District 17 (2), U.S. House, District 18 (2), U.S. House, District 19 (2), U.S. House, District 20 (2), U.S. House, District 21 (2), U.S. House, District 22 (2), U.S. House, District 23 (2), U.S. House, District 24 (2), U.S. House, District 25 (2), U.S. House, District 26 (2); 6 of 61 candidates with a statement on data centers on the record. Every candidate.

Already running in New York

8 sites are serving load, 4 of them in New York County.

See the 8 running sites
  1. Centersquare New York data center New York, New York County Running
  2. CyrusOne Wappingers Falls NYM7 Wappingers Falls, Dutchess County Running
  3. Digital Realty New York New York, New York County Running · Operational since 2004 (22 years)
  4. Equinix NY13 Elmsford, Westchester County Running · Operational since 2015 (11 years)
  5. Equinix NY9 New York, New York County Running · Operational since 2002 (24 years)
  6. H5 Data Centers Buffalo Buffalo, Erie County Running
  7. H5 New York New York, New York County Running
  8. TierPoint New York , Hawthorne Data Center Hawthorne, Westchester County Running

Questions about New York data centers

How many data center projects are on the record in New York?

13 projects are on the record in New York: 5 reported, 8 running and 1 not yet verified. Each is listed under Projects with its status history and sources. Resources: the questions people ask about data centers

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Where in New York are they?

Records are in 8 counties: New York County (5), Westchester County (2), Dutchess County (1), Erie County (1), Herkimer County (1), Niagara County (1), Ontario County (1) and St. Lawrence County (1). The county table lists every county with its count, zero included. Resources: the questions people ask about data centers

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How much power is disclosed for data centers in New York?

Not disclosed. None of the 13 records on file for New York states a power figure. Resources: the questions people ask about data centers

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How much water do data centers in New York say they will use?

Not disclosed. None of the 13 records on file for New York states a water figure. Resources: the questions people ask about data centers

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Who is building data centers in New York?

11 developers are named on the record: Equinix (2 records), H5 Data Centers (2 records), Applied Digital, Centersquare, CyrusOne, Digi Power X, Digital Realty, GNM, North Country Colocation Services, TierPoint and Turin Management. Each name opens the record, where the developer's source is listed. Resources: the questions people ask about data centers

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Which counties and cities in New York have rules about data centers?

9 county and city rows are on the record, 2 of them rated: Canton is rated restrictive: The town of Canton imposed a moratorium in July to give a data center committee time to research the issue, September 17, 2026, source (opens in a new tab), Dryden is rated closed: The town of Dryden in Tompkins County adopted zoning changes banning data centers and cryptocurrency mines over concerns about their energy use, September 17, 2026, source (opens in a new tab) and Auburn has no rating yet: Auburn City Council passed a similar resolution urging Hochul to sign the data center legislation (reported September 23, 2026, source (opens in a new tab)). The state's own row is rated restrictive, with 46 dated acts listed under the scorecard. Resources: the questions people ask about data centers

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What is proposed or being built near me in New York, by county?

5 records are not yet running. Herkimer County: Turin Management Ilion data center (reported); New York County: GNM New York PoP at Tribeca (reported); Niagara County: Digi Power X North Tonawanda (reported); Ontario County: Data center near Seneca Lake, Geneva (reported); and St. Lawrence County: North Country Colocation Services Massena data center (reported). A county name opens its page with the map and every record there. Resources: the questions people ask about data centers

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What has the state of New York itself decided?

No bill on data centers has been signed into law in New York yet. 20 bills are tracked under Laws: 1 moving and 19 in committee. The state's own scorecard row carries 46 dated acts, the newest reported October 9, 2026. Resources: the questions people ask about data centers

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Disclosed figures

nothing disclosed by 13 records

summed only where a record disclosed the figure

FigureDisclosed totalDisclosedWithout a figureBasis
Power013
Water, stated per day013
Water, stated per year013
Permanent jobs013
Tax each year013

A blank cell means no record in New York disclosed the figure. Third party figures on the same metrics are listed apart below; a figure a project disclosed about itself is never mixed with them.

FigureDisclosed totalDisclosedWithout a figureBasis
Power013
Water, stated per day013
Water, stated per year013
Permanent jobs013
Tax each year013

A blank total means no record disclosed the figure; the count without one says how many.

Summed only where a record disclosed the figure; a record with no figure adds nothing and is counted as not disclosed. Water is summed per day and per year separately, as the sources stated it, and never converted. A tax claim given as a range is summed at both ends.

The disclosed totals are in the table above.

No source on file states what any of the 13 tracked facilities in New York are for. 1 site not yet verified is named apart and is not in that number.

What each use disclosed

UseRecordsPowerWaterJobsTax each year
No stated use13

A blank cell means no record with that use disclosed the figure.

A record that lists several uses counts once under each. Each cell is the sum over the records with that use, disclosed rows only.

No source on file states how any of the 13 tracked facilities in New York are cooled. 1 site not yet verified is named apart and is not in that number.

Sources read for New York

22 sources

22 sources are read for New York:

Newspapers
New York Post, The New York Times
Public broadcaster
Gothamist
Utility commission dockets
New York State Public Service Commission
Search feeds
18 news searches
Every feed, with its kind and tier

What the monitor reads for New York: feeds every four hours, pages daily.

Public broadcaster

Utility commission dockets

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Located records
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Researcher view · New York · 13 data center sites, 0 buildings where disclosed, 10 rule rows, 20 bills · basis and source tier on every row · verified October 26, 2026

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