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Explore moreEPA’s New Turbine Rules Provide Air Permitting Relief for Data Centers
On January 15, 2026, the EPA published New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) for stationary combustion and gas turbines. The EPA also provided permitting relief and the potential for permit exemption in the future. For combustion turbines, the rule categorizes sources based upon size, utilization rates, design efficiency, and fuel type and requires combustion controls for NOX with additional selective catalytic reduction for large combustion turbines with high utilization rates. Sulfur dioxide controls did not change.
Long Saga of Colorado AI Act Appears to Have Come to Close With Revised Law
Ever since its initial passage into law in 2024, the Colorado AI Act has been a lightning rod for controversy and calls for change. Over the ensuing two years, multiple attempts to amend the law were floated and proposed by consumer and industry groups. The implementation of the law itself was delayed several times to allow for such changes, with Governor Jared Polis calling a special session of the legislature last August to specifically address potential changes. All of those attempts appear to have culminated in Senate Bill 189 having passed both the Colorado House (57-6) and Senate (34-1) this week. The bill next heads to the desk of Governor Jared Polis where it is expected to be signed into law and to take effect as of January of 2027.