Data Centers

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The analysis of Senator Brent Taylor's personal financial interests reveals no direct overlaps with the subject matter of SB2128, which concerns data centers and the regulation of electrical infrastructure costs. While Senator Taylor is an attorney and a board member of the Memphis City Council, these roles do not present a clear conflict with the bill's provisions. His employment at Taylor Law Firm and involvement in funeral services do not intersect with the data center industry or the electric utility sector impacted by this legislation.

Furthermore, his role at UBS Investments does not indicate any direct financial stake in data centers or electric utilities that would be affected by the prohibition on municipalities or electric utilities absorbing infrastructure costs. Given the lack of direct financial interests in the relevant industries, the risk of conflict of interest is assessed as low. There are no documented interests that would suggest a personal financial gain from the enactment of this bill.

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