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Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Transource Energy data center developments across 2 states, including VA, WI.

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News ClipBay Journal·Orange County, VA

Large transmission line to cut through Virginia forests and farmland

A large 115-mile transmission line project, the Valley Link, is planned to cut through nine Virginia counties from Lynchburg to Richardsville, to meet rising energy demands largely fueled by data centers. The project faces significant opposition from landowners and environmental groups concerned about its impact on property, landscapes, and sensitive habitats. Government entities like the State Corporation Commission and Virginia DEQ will review the project, which is a partnership involving Dominion Energy and others.

electricity environmental opposition government

5/1/2026

News ClipPotomac Local News·Fredericksburg, Fredericksburg City County, VA

Roadside Clearing in Fredericksburg Part of Power Grid and Data Center Upgrade

Dominion Energy has launched a power line upgrade project in Fredericksburg, Virginia, to replace aging infrastructure and meet the rising energy demands driven by data center growth and population increases. The project, known as "Project TL29" and officially the Fredericksburg-Possum Point 230 kV Electric Transmission Upgrade and Rebuild, aims to strengthen the regional power grid. This initiative is vital for eastern Virginia, often called "data center alley," which is a magnet for business investment requiring robust grid support.

electricity announcement

4/23/2026

News ClipVernonReporter·Vernon County, WI

Vernon County Board passes resolutions fighting proposed mega power lines

The Vernon County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed resolutions opposing proposed mega high-voltage transmission lines, driven partly by the projected growth of data centers. Residents and officials voiced concerns over environmental impact, economic disruption, and the need for the lines. The board is seeking extensive information from the developers and exploring legal options against the projects.

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3/20/2026