STRONGLY_SUPPORTED
While major hyperscale footprints (Google, Meta) and approved edge facilities (Sequitor Edge in Kearney) are well-documented through state economic impact reports, municipal council minutes, and trade media, exact building-level square footage, specific water usage metrics per individual facility, and final interconnection agreements for the unannounced Google/Tenaska Southeast Nebraska project remain restricted under non-disclosure agreements or pending state power review board approvals and local zoning filings. Furthermore, localized planning commissions and county boards across rural Nebraska continue to evaluate or enact temporary moratoriums (such as in Gage County), introducing regulatory uncertainty for prospective unannounced project pipelines.