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Key Takeaways

• Development delays, driven by competition for power, labor, and materials, are slowing data center projects and creating knock‑on effects across construction, financing, and delivery.
• Industry complexity, fueled by rapid expansion and fragmentation, is increasing risk as more parties with tighter interdependencies enter the development chain.
• Public opposition, rising at the political and community levels, is reshaping site selection toward pre‑powered, industrially zoned, or redevelopment‑ready locations.
• Power constraints, particularly limited utility capacity, have become the defining bottleneck, triggering a scramble for long‑term renewable contracts, utility partnerships, and state incentives.
• Long‑term demand, despite near‑term power shortages and bubble concerns, remains durable given data centers’ central role in digital infrastructure and AI growth.

Notable media coverage of Daniel Farris’s commentary is listed below.

• “” – WestLaw Today
• “”  – Law.com
• “” – Law360
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• “” – Panelist, The Business Journals
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• “” – Milwaukee Business Journal
• “” – Utility Dive
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• “” – Commercial Observer
• “” – Commercial Observer
• “” – Commercial Observer
• “” – CleanTechnica
• “” – Data Center Hawk

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