STRONGLY_SUPPORTED
While municipal planning commissions, county boards, and federal BLM dockets provide robust documentation for recent project approvals (such as Monarch, Townsite, and Switch's Las Vegas expansion), detailed quantitative metrics regarding exact long-term water consumption allocations, specific utility power purchase agreements (PPAs), and final permanent employment figures for several newly approved or proposed facilities remain preliminary or subject to ongoing zoning litigation and environmental appeals (such as Boulder City's opposition to the BLM Townsite approval). Furthermore, Nevada lacks a centralized, unified state-level reporting portal exclusively tracking cumulative multi-agency data center energy loads, with data instead dispersed across individual county planning departments, municipal records, and federal land agencies.