Texas is ordering the Texas Water Development Board to pursue penalties and legal consequences against major water users, including data centers, that fail to complete required water-use surveys. Abbott’s directive also links water reporting to TCEQ permitting and ERCOT coordination, making resource disclosure a practical gate for AI data-center expansion in the state.
Texas Turns Data-Center Water Reporting Into a Permit-Blocking AI Infrastructure Test
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