A rendering of the planned Roseshire gaming boutique planned at the Staples Mill shopping center in Henrico County. (Courtesy Roseshire/Churchill Downs, Inc.)
Consumer advocates have joined Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s administration to argue that high-load customers like data centers should pay for the high-voltage lines that solely serve them, a stance now playing out as part of Dominion Energy’s case with state regulators to determine how power line costs
Data centers have been the subject of much discussion and debate in Virginia and around the United States due to the impacts on the communities where they are located.
While Northern Virginia, with roughly 150 data centers, is considered the world's data center headquarters, more and more data
On Monday, Gov. Abigail Spanberger announced that Virginia is partnering with the nonprofit Switch Together to help bring down the cost of solar array purchases for homeowners who want to install them on their homes. The governor framed the move as a way to help Virginians lower their utility bills.