What changed in data centers this week.
Atlas research for the week of November 2, 2026, through November 2, 2026. Source review dates and physical events keep their separate meanings.
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Counts describe this research collection. A label review is not a physical transition, an added record is not a new building, and a scheduled date does not establish that an event happened. Method and source rules.
Scheduled dates ahead.
CEC working group discussion of draft demand forecast and data centers. Scheduled November 4, 2026 at 13:00 local time as published.
The Demand Analysis Working Group schedules discussion of 2026 IEPR load modifier draft results, including data centers, known loads and related forecast methods. This is a forecast discussion, without a site permit decision or adopted operating demand finding.
Consideration of a first data center moratorium extension. Scheduled November 5, 2026.
The City schedules consideration of a first extension to its data center application moratorium. The proposed additional term is ten months and fifteen days; the initial pause and any further extension remain separate actions. No extension approval or September 2028 effective endpoint is established.
Brisbane City Council consideration of a data center moratorium extension. Scheduled November 5, 2026.
The City notice posted October 16 reports that the Council unanimously approved a temporary 45 day moratorium on October 1 and is scheduled to consider a first extension at its November 5 meeting. The page gives no exact meeting clock or venue. The proposed additional term is conditional on approval and is not recorded as adopted.
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Updated . What changed: Dated page documentation. Individual source dates remain with the evidence.