Data center giants hire legal army against new Spanish decree
Tech operators and business groups prepare allegations against the government's data center decree.
KEY POINTS
- Spanish government introduced a new decree to regulate data centers
- Industry operators, energy companies, and regional governments are preparing allegations
- Affected groups hired prominent law firms like Garrigues and Cuatrecasas to defend their interests
Operators, renewable companies, and regional governments are preparing allegations against a new government decree regulating data centers in Spain.
The regulatory text shocked an industry that had planned multi-million euro investments in the country.
To defend their interests, the affected groups have mobilized and hired prominent law firms, including Garrigues, Uría Menéndez, Cuatrecasas, and Pérez Llorca.
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