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Virginia ranks among top states for highway safety and mobility benefits, but challenges remain

Posted on July 8, 2026July 10, 2026 by Elizabeth Ransom

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Virginia approves power transmission lines through backyards as data center demand closes in on homes
Climate cash is about to pour into East Coast states. Here’s why.

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    • State Corporation Commission Says Virginians Should Not Pay for Data Center Transmission Infrastructure
    • Press Release: The Virginia State Corporation Commission takes important first step of requiring large-load data centers to pay for transmission facilities constructed solely to serve them
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    • Existing and Proposed Data Centers – A Web Map
    • Press Release: New Study Finds On-Site Power at Virginia Data Center Could Result in $53 Million–$99 Million in Annual Health Damages
    • Virginia Data Center Reform Coalition
    • An Electric Super-Highway Through the Piedmont
    • Data Centers: Industry Impacts In Virginia

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