PSR PA Remains Opposed to HB 2151 House Bill 2151, a proposal aimed at guiding how municipalities regulate data centers, has now passed the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. While amendments were made during the legislative process, PSR PA remains opposed to this bill and urges the Pennsylvania State Senate not to advance it. If the state wants to help municipalities, it should provide neutral guidance and support, not a model ordinance embedded in law that could be used to pressure or...

The Voting Basics for Pennsylvanians Misinformation can be one of the biggest barriers to participation in our democracy. The truth? Voting in Pennsylvania is safe, accessible, and one of the most powerful ways you can shape your community’s future. Whether you’re a first-time voter or just need a refresher, here’s what you need to know to make your voice heard in 2026. What is a Primary Election? A primary election is how political parties choose their candidates before the general election....

In the past year, Pennsylvania has quickly become a hotspot for large-scale data centers. While these projects bring economic development opportunities, they also raise serious questions about electricity demand, grid reliability, consumer costs, water use, air quality, and community impacts. As policymakers consider legislation addressing large energy users and data center development, it’s critical that we strike the right balance: welcoming innovation while protecting ratepayers, public...