Green Risks: Prince William’s Perennial Streams Drying Up an Ominous Sign
Green Risks: Prince William’s Perennial Streams Drying Up an Ominous Sign
The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
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Green Risks: Prince William’s Perennial Streams Drying Up an Ominous Sign
Bristow data center mailers feature photo of a Pennsylvania college campus. And that’s just one reason residents are crying foul. | News | princewilliamtimes.com By Shannon Clark Times Staff Writer Sep 8, 2023 Updated 21 hrs ago Bristow residents received this mailer about the proposed Devlin Technology
Editorial: Prince William Digtal Gateway hearing schedule fuels perceptions | Opinion | insidenova.com On Tuesday, Nov. 21, many of us will be preparing for Thanksgiving – maybe making pumpkin pies, cleaning our house or grabbing those last few cans of yams from the store. Others
AI ‘gold rush’ changing data center design – DCD (datacenterdynamics.com)
GUEST OPINION: County officials, heed the National Park Service warnings on the PW Digital Gateway | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com By David Duncan and Scott Neese Sep 7, 2023 Updated Sep 7, 2023 Manassas National Battlefield Park National Park Service/Bill Crabtree Jr. National Park Service superintendents generally avoid
Dominion to Culpeper supervisors: Data centers fueling 214% growth in power demand (starexponent.com) Allison Brophy Champion Sep 6, 2023 Steve Precker, Dominion electric transmission communications consultant, gives a presentation to the board of supervisors Tuesday about providing power to the Amazon data center in Stevensburg.
The totality of the impacts of unrestrained data center development was unknown — until now. The impacts are now clear: with PJM, our regional transmission line grid operator/manager, unveiling a multi-state solution to the threats of blackouts. It is undeniable that this massive infrastructure demand is “customer” driven
If Dominion’s plan is so bad, is there a better one? (Spoiler alert: yes, there is.) – Virginia Mercury
What’s in Virginia’s long-delayed 2023 budget deal – Virginia Mercury
Understanding the ENORMITY of the Data Center Power & Generation Infrastructure
How the power grid survived a hot, hot summer – POLITICO
Culpeper town council torn on land rezoning for Virginia data center – DCD (datacenterdynamics.com)
NEXT THURSDAY: ——————————- Our friends in West Virginia don’t appreciate being dragged into our data center power problem. “Northern Virginia communities need to go into this new power supply for their data centers with their eyes wide open. Are all the “benefits” they are receiving
Northern Virginia’s Data Center Industry Is Booming (dcist.com)
Data center-driven power crunch prompts planning for new, high-voltage lines | News | princewilliamtimes.com Peter Cary Piedmont Journalism Foundation Aug 30, 2023 Updated 39 min ago 0 A 230-kilovolt line runs behind a Dominion Energy facility on Meetze Road near the Warrenton town limits.
Inside Blackstone’s Data Center Real Estate Gamble (businessinsider.com) Blackstone’s data center gamble Daniel Geiger and Rebecca Ungarino Aug 28, 2023, 6:02 AM EDT Jonathan Gray, Blackstone’s president and chief operating officer, built his career in the firm’s real estate investment group. Arantza Pena Popo/Insider Blackstone’s flagship real estate
HOA RT letter to County Exec Shorter Aug 28 2023
What Will Be On New PJM Lines? (stoppathwv.com) PJM Interconnection is the grid planner for the Mid-Atlantic region. PJM’s job is to keep the grid reliable and the electricity markets competitive. When load increases in PJM’s region without a corresponding increase in generation of electricity,
Northern Virginia leaders talk economic development, affordable housing at regional summit | Headlines | insidenova.com By Ben Peters Aug 23, 2023 Elected officials participated Tuesday in the Northern Virginia Regional Elected Leaders Summit. Pictured, from left, are Jummy Olabanji of NBC Washington; Libby Garvey, vice chair of
Dear Coalition Supporters, Before we get into the recent updates, we want to congratulate you on the impacts YOU have made by sending letters, speaking up, collecting recall signatures, volunteering at the polls, putting up signs, writing letters to the editor, joining the Coalition at rallies,