From Katie from Conservation Voters of PA <[email protected]>
Subject No action to keep data centers in check?!?
Date June 11, 2026 4:05 PM
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Conservation Voters of PA
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Friend,

AI data centers are getting proposed across Pennsylvania – and many people are worried.

They’re worried about electric bills going up even more. About how much water data centers will use. About how noisy they’ll be.

The good news is that the State House has passed half a dozen policies to ensure that communities get a say in whether, where, and what data center development looks like.

But the State Senate Majority Leader is not planning on taking any action on data centers this year! [1]

Friend - we need to push back right now.

Join me in sending a message to our state senators urging them to pass the data center regulations so that Governor Shapiro can sign them into law! I know that if we get loud enough and state senators start hearing from hundreds of constituents, they'll raise this to Majority Leader Pittman. 

TAKE ACTION: [link removed]

I'm really damn proud about all the hard work state representatives have undertaken to protect people from Big Tech:

* HB 1834 would stop huge electricity rate increases, require that data centers be powered by a significant portion of new, clean energy, and put protections in place to help prevent blackouts
* HB 2151 would help municipalities decide where data centers can be built, how big they can be, and other crucial siting decisions that communities should make before data centers apply for permits
* HB 2150 would require that data centers report their energy and water usage to the state so that the legislature can curb dangerous practices that they didn’t anticipate
* HB 2246 would require data centers that plan to use more than 100,000 gallons of water per day to notify the state before beginning construction

The thing is, all of these policies would be state law already if the State Senate had taken action!

Because Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman refuses to act, there are still zero regulations in Pennsylvania on AI data centers – even though data centers can use as much electricity as an entire town and use millions of gallons of water every day.

We can’t let Big Tech continue to run wild while our communities pay the price.

Majority Leader Pittman might decide what bills get brought to the floor. But if his colleagues start hearing from hundreds of constituents, they’re going to speak up and push to move some of these bills. That’s why we need your help.

Please send a message to Senator Nikil Saval to urge them to demand movement on commonsense data center regulations passed by the State House. [[link removed]]

SPEAK UP FOR DATA CENTER REGULATIONS [[link removed]]

We’ve made so much progress because people like you are getting loud and showing up. Your voice has power. Please use it now.

Katie Blume
Political and Legislative Director
Conservation Voters of PA

1 - "What’s next for data centers in Pa.? State lawmakers are split on how to regulate them.," Spotlight PA, May 18, 2026, [link removed]

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