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The Digest's tracker follows 2 Maryland data center bills: 0 that would restrict development, 0 that favor it, and 2 neutral. 2 have advanced past committee (HB 293, SB 56). The map covers 1 Maryland market with about 2.4 GW of capacity and pipeline. Local restrictions on data center permits are in effect.

2.4 GWcapacity and pipeline across 1 map market
2data center bills tracked
2advanced past committee
Activelocal moratorium activity
Local restrictions. Baltimore City has enacted a 1-year moratorium on new data center development. See the moratorium layer on the map.

Latest Maryland data center activity

Bill actions and news about Maryland data centers in one timeline, newest first. News is matched to the state by the story's text.

BillHB 293: Maryland Longitudinal Data System Center - External Data Sharing With Third-Party Data Centers for Multistate Reporting - Authorization Neutral

Enacted, last action Apr 14, 2026

BillSB 56: Maryland Longitudinal Data System Center - External Data Sharing With Third-Party Data Centers for Multistate Reporting - Authorization Neutral

Enacted, last action Apr 14, 2026

Maryland data center legislation

0 restrictive0 favorable2 neutral

See all 2 Maryland bills in the Legislation tracker

Maryland data center markets and projects

Frederick, MD

2.4 GW

~2.4GW combined demand at the 2,100-acre Quantum Frederick park.

TPG Real Estate Partners' Quantum Frederick park in Adamstown, about 25 miles north of Ashburn, sits on the former Alcoa Eastalco smelter site with…

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Updated October 23, 2026. Bill labels are the Digest's own classification of each bill's text; market figures come from CBRE, JLL, and utility filings as cited on the map. All Digest news.