Major water users who fail to meet reporting requirements may face penalties. This action is a result of an order given by the governor. The state's water development board is responsible for enforcing this measure.
Governor Greg Abbott initiated this directive, targeting those who have not complied with rules on water usage reporting.
Further information on this development can be found through the original source, which provides more details on the governor's order and its implications for major water users, including data centers in Texas.
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