AI DataCenter Law
INDEPENDENT RESEARCH · LAW / ENERGY / INFRASTRUCTUREUS × CHINA   /   FIELDNOTES No. 01

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Finance & ownership

One question, across law, projects, contracts and research.

New evidence · 19 October 2026

LAW

4 documents
United States · 1.1.9

Executive Order 14318

United States · 1.4.1

Texas S.B. 6 large-load statute

China · 2.2.18

Measures for Energy Conservation Review and Carbon-Emissions Evaluation of Fixed-Asset Investment Projects

China · 2.4.1

Beijing Provisions on Strengthening Energy Review of Data-Center Projects

PROJECT

5 documents
United States · 1.3.1

Google The Dalles Data Center

China · 2.1.1

Alibaba Zhangbei Miaotan Data Center

China · 2.3.1

GDS Kunshan Guojin Data Center REIT

China · 2.3.2

Chindata Huailai / Taihang Campus

China · 2.3.4

Tencent Qingyuan Qingxin Cloud Data Center

CONTRACT

6 documents
United States · 1.1.1

Digi Power X–Cerebras 40 MW colocation MSA

United States · 1.2.1

TeraWulf–Kentucky Power 500 MW ESA and 1 GW LOA

China · 2.1.1

Southern GDS Data Center REIT initial offering

China · 2.1.2

GDS private REIT/ABS capital recycling

China · 2.1.3

VNET–Dajia pre-REIT fund cooperation

China · 2.2.1

VNET 100 MW customer cooperation framework

ACADEMIC

3 documents
United States · 1.3.4

Flexible data centers reduce power system costs but can increase emissions

United States · 1.8.1

Financing the AI Buildout

China · 2.2.4

Decarbonizing Data Centers Through Regional Bits Migration: A Comprehensive Assessment of China's ‘Eastern Data, Western Computing’ Initiative and Its Global Implications

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