The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
UNLESS someone like you cares a whole awful lot...Nothing is going to get better...It's not - The Lorax
Our beautiful state of Viginia is fast becoming an industrial landfill for the Data Center Industry. Things to note: The state of Virginia needs well over 23 gigawatts of power (current demand) One nuclear power plant produces merely one gigawatt The Digital Gateway alone, from
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Column: Protect Virginia’s history from data centers | Headlines | insidenova.com
The Big Data Center Water Problem (youtube.com)
This document is on file with PJM for the 2024 Load Forecast. It outlines Dominion Energy’s “process” for submitting data center block load adjustment submission to PJM for their territory. Dominion Energy Data Center Demand Forecasting Process 071724
Planning- Review Package S2 – Gardner Property REZ2024_0605
Tech firms look for a miracle solution as AI exhausts the power grid – The Washington Post
On behalf of NTT, we are extending an invitation to an upcoming community meeting to provide an update on the proposed Atlas and Gemini substations in Prince William County. If approved the substations will be located on Dave’s Store Lane in Gainesville. This project will
Concerned Citizens Seek Transparency About Data Centers In Virginia – CleanTechnica
Most 10th District primary candidates back federal laws for data centers | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Dear Coalition supporters and neighbors, We apologize for missing in our most recent blast email a critical upcoming meeting NEXT WEEK: DOMINION ENERGY – DAVES STORE TRANSMISSION LINE Wednesday, June 12, 2024 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Bull Run Middle School 6308 Catharpin Road Gainesville, VA
Dear Coalition supporters and neighbors, It is time to start showing up and defending where you live, where you raise your children, where you have invested in your biggest asset, your home, your family, and your friends. We have forced the wealthiest industry in the world
Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2024 4:04 PM To: Coalition to Protect PWC <admin@protectpwc.org> All, I so appreciate all the effort of so many concerned & enlightened residents and groups like the Coalition to Protect PW County, the Piedmont Environmental Council, numerous HOAs like the joint
Coalition to Protect Prince William County – Questions Relating to Data Centers For Virginia Congressional 7th and 10th District Candidates Answers provided by: Jennifer B. Boysko NAME 06/03/2024 DATE 10th Congressional District CANDIDATE FOR *********************** 1. Right now, data centers alone account for 20% of
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE County Coalition Grows Federal Focus on Data Center Sprawl Executive director says: “County in the crosshairs? We’ll hold federal officials accountable.” Haymarket, Virginia (June 4, 2024) – The Coalition to Protect Prince William County announces the expansion of its advocacy and
Coalition to Protect Prince William County – Questions Relating to Data Centers For Virginia Congressional 7th and 10th District Candidates Answers provided by: Suhas Subramanyam June 3rd 2024 NAME
Coalition to Protect Prince William County – Questions Relating to Data Centers For Virginia Congressional 7th and 10th District Candidates Responses from Krystle Kaul VA-10 Congressional Candidate 1. Sustainability of Current Electricity Use by Data Centers Right now, data centers alone account for 20% of
Coalition to Protect Prince William County – Questions Relating to Data Centers For Virginia Congressional 7th and 10th District Candidates Answers provided by: MIKE CLANCY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR VIRGINIA’S 10TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT JUNE 3, 2024 *********************** 1. Right now, data centers alone account for 20%
Coalition to Protect Prince William County – Questions Relating to Data Centers For Virginia Congressional 7th and 10th District Candidates Answers provided by: Chuck Smith 6-3-2024 US Senate *********************** Right now, data centers alone account for 20% of the electricity provided statewide by Dominion Energy, and over
“Like many Americans, I have been following the rise of energy demands, across an increasingly fragile grid and aging infrastructure. The rising energy demand in America has quickly become a national security concern—from the emergence of foreign hackers, to our ongoing, crippling reliance on oil