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[Opinion] Data Centers Doubt Whether the Government Decree Will Come to Light Before the Elections

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The data centre sector contains breathing breaths, waiting to know whether the call for general elections for 29 November represents an end to the existential threat posed to ongoing projects by the draft decree of data centres prepared by the Government. Read

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The process is speeded up after the CNMC has already passed its opinion on the new decree. Electoral advancement provokes a wave of consultations among major investors

·Madrid, Spain
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The Fundación de Estudios de Economía Aplicada (Fedea) published a report on Wednesday showing its rejection of the draft Royal Decree processed by the Government to regulate the requirements of energy sustainability, environmental sustainability, resilience and digital sovereignty applicable to data centres. In its opinion, the norm introduces "disproportionate" conditions, [...] The Fedea entry criticizes the "disproportionate" requirements of…

The data centre sector contains breathing breaths, waiting to know whether the call for general elections for 29 November represents an end to the existential threat posed to ongoing projects by the draft decree of data centres prepared by the Government. Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Expansión broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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