Pins matching tag:Virginia

81 affordable and market-rate apartments within the Marshall-Ridley Neighborhood Transformation Plan. Property information reviewed October 10, 2026. Published rents: 1 bedroom — operator-listed $968–$1,600, 2 bedroom — operator-listed $1,148–$1,499, 3 bedroom — operator-listed $1,599.

279 income-restricted apartments serving individuals and families, including a separate building for adults aged 55+, beside a 12-acre public park. Property information reviewed October 10, 2026. Published rents: 1 bedroom — operator-listed $1,656, 2 bedroom — operator-listed $1,980, 3 bedroom — operator-listed $2,280.

Amazon won rezoning in September 2023 for 869 acres at the old Birchwood power plant in King George County, Virginia, for up to 19 data centers (7.25M sq ft); the county moved to reverse it and Amazon sued in April 2025. Cleanview lists 144 MW for the first building.

155 affordable and market-rate apartments in the Marshall-Ridley neighborhood redevelopment. Property information reviewed October 10, 2026. Published rents: 1 bedroom — operator-listed $1,054–$1,500, 2 bedroom — operator-listed $1,226–$1,695, 3 bedroom — operator-listed $1,398–$2,250.

EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure bought the 697-acre Shannon Hill Regional Business Park in Louisa County, Virginia for 42M USD and announced on 25 June 2025 a 3.9 million sq ft campus of 1.1 GW or more with a 17B USD investment, powered via Rappahannock Electric Cooperative; no tenant or schedule is published.

King George County supervisors unanimously approved Oasis Digital Properties' Dahlgren West campus in August 2025: 10 buildings and about 6.8 million sq ft on 485 acres with an expected 1,200 MW of IT capacity; no cost, in-service date or tenant has been published.

Province Group affiliate Newport Equities won a unanimous 5-0 Powhatan County rezoning on 27 October 2025 that expands its Powhatan Technology Park to about 181 acres and 2 million sq ft; county documents put full build-out at 300-400 MW and JLL cites an initial 365 MW from Dominion Energy. No cost has been published.

CleanArc Data Centers broke ground on its first Greater Fredericksburg campus in Caroline County, Virginia. The campus is planned at 900 MW in phases, with 300 MW expected in 2027 and full buildout in 2033 to 2035.

On 18 March 2026 the Department of War announced a US$15.38 billion contract modification to General Dynamics Electric Boat covering Columbia-class design, lead-yard support, sustainment and serial production of Columbia and Virginia-class submarines through June 2035.

Randolph Solar is a planned 800 MW solar project in Charlotte County, Virginia, developed by SolUnesco with Dominion Energy to acquire and operate it. Charlotte County granted a conditional use permit in July 2022, and PJM queue AF2-042 (500 MW request) interconnects at Clover-Rawlings 500 kV.

On 18 May 2026 NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy agreed to combine in an all-stock deal valued at US$66.8 billion, which would create the world's largest regulated electric utility with about 10 million customer accounts and 110 GW of generation.

Tract's proposed 900 MW Mountain Road Technology Park on nearly 430 acres in western Hanover County, Virginia, was denied rezoning 4-3 by the Board of Supervisors on 27 May 2026; no project cost has been published.

PJM’s June 2026 study identifies Dominion’s AG2-077 as a 200 MW solar addition in Charlotte County sharing AF2-042’s interconnection. Combined capability is 700 MW; the incremental request is 200 MW.

PJM identifies Zeus storage, LLC’s AG2-571 in Brunswick County as a 100 MW / 400 MWh addition to the 400 MW solar request AG2-570. The 500 MW figure is combined facility capability.

PointOne's six-building, 1.8 million sq ft Remington Technology Park near Lucky Hill Road won Fauquier County Board of Supervisors approval on 9 July 2026 to power the campus with on-site natural gas fuel cells; county staff put potential demand at 600 MW (Cleanview 400 MW), and no current cost has been published.

On 29 July 2026 the Department of War awarded US$76.6 billion for five Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines and nine Block VI Virginia-class attack submarines, split between General Dynamics Electric Boat and HII's Newport News Shipbuilding, the largest submarine deal in Navy history.

Dominion Energy's 600 MW Bellflower Solar in Brunswick County, Virginia, approved by the county in July 2025, was terminated by Dominion in mid-2026 and supervisors began revoking its conditional use permit; no project cost has been published.

The roughly 900,000-square-foot Hurt plant targets completion in late 2028 and production in early 2029, with about 1,500 technical jobs planned.

EIA’s September 2026 preliminary inventory identifies Alberta Solar, plant 68070, in Brunswick County, VA, with 3 MW electrical generation nameplate. The listed stage is (U) Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete. Operation is forecast for 2026-10; this is a preliminary survey estimate, not an achieved opening or capacity commitment.

Lilly broke ground in Goochland County on October 22 for an integrated API and finished-medicines site. Its plan includes 650 high-wage operational jobs and about 1,800 construction jobs; the two workforces are distinct.

Sun Ridge Solar, LLC (via Energix Renewables) is developing a 50 MWac solar facility on about 564 acres south of Route 340 near Lynnwood in Rockingham County, Virginia. EIA lists a proposed completion of November 2026.

Virginians decide whether to add a fundamental right to reproductive freedom, covering abortion, contraception, miscarriage and fertility care, to the state constitution's Bill of Rights.

Dominion describes the Drake proposal expanded from 65MW to up to 80MW, with a 2028 target. The older special-use permit and a different Loudoun battery do not establish Drake construction.

Dominion Energy Virginia, in partnership with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, is building the 100 MWac solar and 50 MW battery storage Dulles Solar & Storage Project across 835 acres on the grounds of Washington Dulles International Airport in Loudoun County, Virginia. Serving as the largest renewable energy installation developed at any U.S. airport, the project powers over 37,000 homes and strengthens Northern Virginia’s high-tech grid.

RWE Clean Energy is constructing the 100 MWac Blue Rock Solar Farm on approximately 1,127 acres in southeastern Buckingham County, Virginia. Certificated by the Buckingham County Board of Supervisors and interconnecting into the PJM regional power pool, the single-axis tracking facility generates enough zero-carbon electricity to power over 20,000 Virginia households while delivering sustained tax revenues to the rural county.

Pharrell's oversized VIRGINIA Adistar Jellyfish takes a darker turn in dark brown with off-white panels and Frozen Green accents, first spotted on Chief Keef, for $300.

A brown-and-yellow VIRGINIA Adistar Jellyfish first worn by Pharrell at Paris Fashion Week in 2025, with brown mesh, earth-toned overlays and bright yellow accents, for $300.

AVAIO Digital Partners plans a 3B USD, 300 MW, six-building data center campus on 452 acres in the Appomattox industrial park, Virginia; the county board approved its performance agreement on 31 August 2026 and construction is now planned for 2027-2028.

AVAIO’s current Appomattox page describes a 436-acre campus, with 300 MW grid power and 700 MW behind-the-meter baseload planned. Its homepage lists 50 MW first-phase power in 2027; the historical $3B announcement covered a 452-acre acquisition plan.

Dominion Energy Virginia is constructing the 125 MW utility-scale Southern Virginia Solar facility across approximately 1,400 acres southwest of Berry Hill Road and Buford Road in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Approved by the Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) as part of Dominion's Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA) clean energy filings and tracked in PJM queue AF1-049, the facility generates clean solar electricity to supply growing industrial demand near Danville.

Cartersville Solar is a 99.9 MW solar project in Powhatan County, Virginia, in PJM queue AC2-165 since March 2017, tying into the Bremo-Powhatan 230 kV line. The interconnection agreement was executed in December 2020 and the aggregator lists a proposed COD of March 14, 2027.

RWE Clean Energy is constructing the 100 MWac utility-scale Blue Rock Solar Farm across 1,127 acres (686-acre fenced area) in southeastern Buckingham County, Virginia. Approved by the Buckingham County Board of Supervisors under a special-use permit south of Stagecoach Road near Curdsville, the installation utilizes 237,000 single-axis tracking modules to generate clean energy for the PJM Interconnection power grid, supporting Virginia's clean energy requirements under the Virginia Clean Economy Act.

Dominion Energy Virginia is developing the 74 MWac (77 MWdc) utility-scale Sweet Sue Solar Project across approximately 1,300 acres near Aylett in King William County, Virginia. Acquired from Invenergy and reviewed under Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) clean energy dockets and Virginia DEQ Permit by Rule standards, the single-axis tracking solar array connects into the PJM Interconnection grid under queue position AD1-105 to power approximately 18,500 homes.

DCD’s November 2025 report lists SDC VA-04 as a 70-acre, 300 MW Prince William site. It does not establish the prior $2.1B price, 120 acres, 3.53 million sqft or hardware stats incorrectly matched to STACK NVA02.

EDP Renewables North America is constructing the 85 MW / 340 MWh New Road Battery Energy Storage System in Loudoun County, Virginia. Contracted under a long-term capacity tolling agreement with Dominion Energy Virginia and operating in the PJM Interconnection under Queue AE2-019, the four-hour facility provides critical dispatchable capacity to power Data Center Alley during peak demand constraints.

Chirisa Technology Parks and PowerHouse Data Centers are building two 100 MW data center buildings (200 MW; PowerHouse cites 300 MW+ of utility power for the site) at 1600 Digital Drive in Chesterfield County, Virginia, to be leased to CoreWeave; the first is due late 2027. No project cost has been published.

Hecate Energy is developing the $175 million, 150 MWac Cumberland Solar Facility across nearly 1,000 acres north of Columbia Road (Route 590) in the Cartersville community of northern Cumberland County, Virginia. Formally approved by the Cumberland County Board of Supervisors under a Conditional Use Permit and Siting Agreement, the single-axis tracking solar array interconnects directly into the regional PJM transmission grid along the Bremo-Cartersville 230 kV corridor, generating clean power for over 37,500 Virginia homes.

Tract plans Hanover Technology Park, a 2,400 MW data center park on about 1,200 acres in Hanover County, Virginia, about 25 miles north of Richmond; zoning was approved in 2024, site energization is targeted for 2028 and no cost has been published.

Bealeton Solar, LLC has a 14 MW solar project in the PJM interconnection queue (AH1-345) in Fauquier County, Virginia, queued in September 2021. The queue lists a proposed completion date of September 1, 2029.

Dominion’s current Randolph page gives 800 MW, construction as early as January 2028 and completion phases from 2030 to 2032. A historical $800M–$1.6B estimate replaces the unsupported single $1.2B figure without claiming a current final budget.

Dominion Energy's proposed Bellflower Solar in western Brunswick County, Virginia, was planned at up to 600 MWac. The county revoked its conditional use permit on October 7, 2026 and a county agenda lists the project as terminated by the developer.

Idaho-based Clenera's Blackwater Solar in Sussex County, Virginia is described as 500 MW (WHRO, approved 4,200-acre plan), 600 MWac (Clenera FAQ, WAVY) and 800 MW (PJM queue AE1-173 via trackers); WAVY reported a cost of nearly 1.1 billion USD for the 600 MW version, and the Board of Supervisors approved a revised project in 2025 after rejecting the first in 2024.

Blackwater Solar is a proposed solar farm by Clenera in Sussex County, Virginia, described in April 2025 as 600 MW on a footprint cut from 9,000 to 4,800 acres. The PJM queue entry AE1-173 lists 800 MW and a proposed COD of October 2030.

Amelia Energy Facility, LLC (Torch Clean Energy) holds Amelia County Special Exception Permit 22-02 for a 106 MW two-phase solar project near Jetersville, Virginia; in March 2026 the county moved the construction-start deadline to 31 December 2027 and completion to 31 December 2030 over PJM delays. No project cost has been published.