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Another Proposed Substation Meets Opposition from County Board
News ClipLoudounNow.com·Brambleton, Loudoun County, VA

Another Proposed Substation Meets Opposition from County Board

The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors is raising significant concerns about a proposed substation by Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative (NOVEC) in Brambleton. Supervisors are opposing the open-air design and its proximity to residential areas and a childcare center, despite the substation being needed for an already approved data center. They are pushing for a gas-insulated substation, with a final decision pending at a future meeting.

4/28/2026
Ivy Main: Virginia is making strides on clean energy – even as it falls behind
News Clipdnronline.com·VA

Ivy Main: Virginia is making strides on clean energy – even as it falls behind

Virginia is falling behind on its clean energy goals, largely due to immense electricity demand from data centers and regulatory decisions favoring fossil fuels. Despite past setbacks by the State Corporation Commission, new legislative initiatives and the incoming governor aim to steer the state back towards its carbon-free targets and better manage utility monopolies. The state's ability to meet climate goals is significantly challenged by data center energy consumption.

4/13/2026
Prince William Planning Commission rejects power station plan tied to data center expansion
News ClipFOX 5 DC·Bristow, Prince William County, VA

Prince William Planning Commission rejects power station plan tied to data center expansion

The Prince William County Planning Commission has voted down a proposal to build a power substation in Bristow, Virginia that was intended to support expanding data center operations. Residents have raised concerns about health impacts, noise, and strain on the power grid from existing data centers, and Virginia lawmakers are also considering ending a tax break for data centers.

3/12/2026