Bisnow: Highly Anticipated Report Details Virginia’s Data Center Issues, Could Renew Efforts To Curb Industry
Highly Anticipated Report Details Virginia’s Data Center Issues, Could Renew Efforts To Curb Industry
The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
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Highly Anticipated Report Details Virginia’s Data Center Issues, Could Renew Efforts To Curb Industry
Dear Supporters, In addition to proposing the removal of some environmental regulations and ensuring access to new energy resources, the White House is considering an Executive Order to remove oversight to allow Data Centers to be built on “federal lands,” which would include our National Parks.
IS THIS STRATEGIC MANEUVERING BY THE DATA CENTER INDUSTRY – WORKING WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY? https://www.nbcnews.com/business/energy/us-wants-more-nuclear-power-2050-americas-coal-communities-rcna173055 “The U.S. needs to add 200 gigawatts of nuclear, Goff told CNBC in an interview. This is roughly equivalent to building 200 new plants, based on the current average reactor
SCC PUR-2024-00144 – Supplemental Order and Notice of Agenda for Technical Conference
Dear Coalition Supporters, Pat yourselves on the back. For TEN years, and especially the last four, this community has been the spark lighting the fire that has exposed the dreadful impacts of unregulated data center growth. We’re very much front and center in national news. Coalition
The huge demand for electricity from data centers driving the AI boom has fallout for everyday ratepayers. Regulators are concerned. An Amazon Web Services data center in Ashburn, Virginia, on July 28. (Nathan Howard/Bloomberg/Getty Images) By Evan Halper and Caroline O’Donovan Updated November 1, 2024 at 8:02
Thursday, October 31st is the day for our first court hearing. Prince William Circuit Court 9311 Lee Avenue, Manassas, VA 20110 DATE: Thursday, Oct. 31 TIME: 1 PM (Doors open 12:30 for seating) COURTROOM: 3RD Floor How do you make the arc of justice bend in
5 governors call for PJM capacity market rule changes to reduce ‘unnecessary’ consumer costs | Utility Dive
Active Infrastructure looks to develop hydrogen-powered data center in Leesburg, Virginia – DCD
Coal Is Powering the Energy Transition More Than We’d Like to Admit – Bloomberg
Amazon’s Data Center Dream Runs Into the Reality of Physical Limits – Business Insider
Dominion Energy’s Deal With Amazon Is A Major Step In Nuclear Energy (NYSE:D) | Seeking Alpha
AI, data center load could drive ‘extraordinary’ rise in US electricity bills: Bain analyst | Utility Dive
Virginia energy company bills may increase 50% by 2039 under new plan
The Coalition to Protect PWC has been very open about our participation and takeaways from Dominion Energy’s monthly “stakeholder” meetings. We can assure you with 100% certainty (and their meetings with us have confirmed) — EVERY new transmission line within Prince William County is triggered by load demand
A showdown over solar is coming to Virginia – Cardinal News
Hurricanes Helene And Milton Should Motivate Us To Bury Power Lines
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
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