Dominion Energy Virginia

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Loudoun County, Virginia, reported approximately 233 data-center buildings built or under construction as of March 2026—the world’s highest concentration—as rising electricity demand drives new grid investment
News ClipLakeland Gazette·Ashburn, Loudoun County, VA

Loudoun County, Virginia, reported approximately 233 data-center buildings built or under construction as of March 2026—the world’s highest concentration—as rising electricity demand drives new grid investment

Loudoun County, Virginia, hosts the world's highest concentration of data centers, with 233 buildings built or under construction and significant planned expansion. This rapid growth has led to massive electricity demand, prompting Dominion Energy Virginia to make major grid investments. In response, Loudoun County has eliminated by-right development for data centers and the state utility commission is implementing new requirements for high-load customers.

9/18/2026
Residents oppose data center
News ClipThe Farmville Herald·Farmville, Prince Edward County, VA

Residents oppose data center

Residents of Prince Edward County, Virginia, voiced strong opposition to a proposed AVAIO Digital Partners data center project, citing concerns about noise pollution, aesthetics, electrical drain, and health impacts. The county Board of Supervisors is currently evaluating supplemental zoning regulations to address these community concerns, despite having rezoned the land for data centers years prior. No formal site plan has been submitted yet for the project.

7/29/2026