MD OPC (Office of People’s Counsel) Protest to FERC
MdOPC Protest and Affidavit of R. Nelson ER24-843 02-09-24
The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
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MdOPC Protest and Affidavit of R. Nelson ER24-843 02-09-24
Coalition to Protect PWC Digital Gateway Litigation FUNDRAISER Tickets, Thu, Feb 8, 2024 at 7:00 PM | Eventbrite
Who can resist a night of good wine, good friends, and good music? All to support putting a stop to the threat of the biggest data center alley in the world. A threat which will destroy homes and hallowed ground — and threaten the quality of life for many
Dear Supporters – All the latest you need to know: Yesterday in Fairfax County the Board of Supervisors, in spite of overwhelming opposition, approved one of the tallest data center buildings in the entire state. Residents protest as Fairfax County considers application for 110-foot-tall data center –
Dear Supporters – Data Center Legislation — Bus to Richmond Tickets, Wed, Jan 31, 2024 at 5:00 AM | Eventbrite There is still time to reserve a seat on the bus to lobby critical decision-makers in Richmond. The evidence is piling up: The data center
Hidden Costs of the Cloud: Data Centers in Virginia (youtube.com)
Dear Supporters – “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” (Margaret Mead) As promised by the Coalition to Protect PWC, Chap Petersen Counsel for the Coalition, yesterday filed a lawsuit to vacate
Coalition to Protect PWC Digital Gateway Lawsuit 2024.01.12 Petition to Overturn Action by BOCS
Oak Valley Digital Gateway Rezoning Lawsuit
Go to this Eventbrite invite to sign up for the Jan. 31 bus to Richmond to support data center oversight legislation! Data Center Legislation — Bus to Richmond Tickets, Wed, Jan 31, 2024 at 5:00 AM | Eventbrite
ABT News Release – Digital Gateway Lawsuit
Senate Bills SB191 (Electric utilities; data center demand, allocation of costs among customer classes): https://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?241+sum+SB191 – Senator Suhas Subramanyam SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED: Electric utilities; data center demand; allocation of costs among customer classes. Directs the State Corporation Commission to ensure that any plan, petition,
PRESS CONFERENCE The Coalition to Protect Prince William County, with American Battlefield Trust and other plaintiffs, will be holding a press conference at 1:30 pm on Friday, January 12, 2024 to discuss their legal action on the Digital Gateway Project as follow up to the December 11,
We warned Supervisors Ann Wheeler, Kenny Boddye, Andrea Bailey, Victor Angry, and Margaret Franklin that data center development had impacts not only to the residents nearby, with industrialization of their communities, but that EVERY Dominion Energy rate payer would be responsible for covering ALL the power
Happy New Year’s Eve to all our supporters! As we say goodbye to 2023, let us all take pride in our collective effort: NEVER backing down from getting the facts out in the open. This January will be an exciting time to continue our journey to
Dear Supporters, Happy Hannukah, Merry Christmas, and just an overall Happy Holidays! On December 11th, the Coalition with their legal counsel, Chap Petersen, an experienced and successful litigator who also served in the Virginia State Senate for 16 years, held a press conference. Press Conference Digital
Dear Supporters, First we want to say — you all are amazing. To consistently stand up in the face of overwhelming odds is a testament to the bravery, goodness, and tenacity of residents. The outcome was not a surprise. However, the ‘kabuki show’ in the last
Dear Friends and Virginians: It was 161 years ago that the Union and Confederate armies clashed at the battle of Second Manassas. Since that time, the battlefield — the site of two major Civil War engagements – has remained uncluttered and undeveloped, a living monument
The below letter was sent at 11 AM on December 11, 2023 to the following: Chair Ann Wheeler; Supervisors Franklin, Bailey, Boddye, Angry, Weir, Lawson, Vega; Clerk of the BOCS; Senator-Elect Roem, Governor Youngkin, US Senators Kaine and Warner, and US Congresswoman Wexton. Chap Petersen,
Dear Supporters, When we shared that the arc of justice bends in our direction, we did not know that the Planning Staff, even under immense pressure, would not only recommend denial of all three rezoning applications to the Board of Supervisors, but that they would