Governor Greg Abbott has taken action to ensure major water users are held accountable. He directed a state board to impose penalties on those who fail to meet reporting requirements. This move aims to enforce compliance with water use reporting rules.
Details of the penalties and enforcement are part of the order. Further information on this development can be found through the original source, which provides more context on the governor's directive and its implications for major water users, including data centers in Texas.
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