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Virginia

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Instruments

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Every statute, tariff, order and docket governing large loads in this state, with the collected text under each one.The rules a project here runs into: what triggers them, what they cost you to leave, what they require up front.The whole regulatory stack in this state, kind by kind.The actual laws, tariffs and orders behind any story about data centers in this state.The regime a project here is underwritten against, instrument by instrument.

7 instrument records.
InstrumentRecordUtility or agencyThreshold MWKey terms as collectedSources
Application of Virginia Electric and Power Company for Approval of its Large-Load Connection Queue Process Standards
va-dominion-large-load-interconnect-queue-pur2026-00011-doc
docket pending two-reviewerVirginia Electric and Power Company d/b/a Dominion Energy Virginia$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass6
Loudoun County Zoning Ordinance Amendment ZOAM-2024-0001 / Comprehensive Plan Amendment CPAM-2024-0001 (Data Center Standards and Locations, Phase 1)
va-loudoun-zoam-2024-0001-datacenter-spex
ordinance enacted single-reviewerLoudoun County Board of Supervisors; Loudoun County Department of Planning and Zoning$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass4
Data Center Retail Sales and Use Tax Exemption (Va. Code § 58.1-609.3(18)-(19))
va-datacenter-salestax-exemption-58-1-609-3-18-19
statute enacted two-reviewerVirginia Department of Taxation; Virginia Economic Development Partnership Authority (VEDP)$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass8
Siting of Data Centers; Site Assessment (Va. Code § 15.2-2209.5, enacted 2026 as HB 153 / SB 94)
va-hb153-sb94-2026-datacenter-siting-15-2-2209-5
statute enacted two-reviewerVirginia General Assembly; Office of the Governor of Virginia$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass4
Siting of Data Centers; Site Assessment (2025 HB 1601 / SB 1449 -- vetoed)
va-hb1601-2025-datacenter-siting-vetoed
statute withdrawn single-reviewerVirginia General Assembly; Office of the Governor of Virginia$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass2
Data Center Electricity Consumption Tax (2026 Budget Item 3-5.24#1c, HB 30 Special Session I)
va-hb30-2026-datacenter-electricity-consumption-tax
statute enacted single-reviewerVirginia General Assembly (budget conference committee); State Corporation Commission (tax administration)$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass3
Rate Schedule GS-5 (Large-Load / High Energy Use Customer Class), Dominion Energy Virginia 2025 Biennial Review
va-dominion-gs5-pur2025-00058-tar
tariff approved two-reviewerVirginia Electric and Power Company d/b/a Dominion Energy Virginia$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass12

Provenance key. two-reviewer a second reviewer checked the record against primary sources with no open disagreement. single-reviewer one careful reviewer built it from primary sources and no second reviewer has re-read it yet. disputed two admissible sources disagree and a re-read did not settle it.

Facilities

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The projects on the ground here, and which instruments each one is governed by.Who is already building in this state, at what size, and under which utility.The named large loads in this state, with owner, county and status on every row.The data centers themselves: who owns them, which county they sit in, and what was announced.Announced investment and requested megawatts per project, with the status of each one.

8 facility records. 2 open here.
FacilityCountyOwnerUtilityStatusAnnounced investmentMW requestedGoverned by
AWS Virginia $35 Billion Data Center Expansion (statewide, multiple campuses)
va-fac-aws-virginia-35b-expansion
Amazon.com, Inc.
Amazon.com, Inc.
announced two-reviewer$35B
Amazon Data Center (Blackwell Road, Warrenton)
va-fac-amazon-warrenton-fauquier
Fauquier
Warrenton
Amazon Data Services, Inc.
Amazon.com, Inc.
permitted two-reviewer
EdgeCore Louisa County Data Center Campus
va-fac-edgecore-louisa
Louisa
$99 Virginia passannounced two-reviewer$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass
Google Data Center, Chesterfield County
va-fac-google-chesterfield
Chesterfield
$99 Virginia passunder-construction two-reviewer$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass
Meta Henrico Data Center (White Oak Technology Park)
va-fac-meta-henrico-white-oak
Henrico
Sandston
$99 Virginia passDominion Energy Virginiaoperating single-reviewer$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass
Microsoft Boydton Data Center Campus (Gen4)
va-fac-microsoft-boydton-mecklenburg
Mecklenburg
Boydton
$99 Virginia passoperating two-reviewer$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass
Prince William Digital Gateway
va-fac-pw-digital-gateway
Prince William
$99 Virginia passDominion Energy Virginiacancelled single-reviewer$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass
Spring Valley Technology Park
va-fac-loudoun-active-infrastructure-spring-valley
Loudoun
$99 Virginia passDominion Energy Virginiaannounced single-reviewer$99 Virginia pass$99 Virginia pass

4 of 8 facility records name the instruments that govern them. The rest do not, and the table shows that rather than guessing.

Claims

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What parties asserted on the record here, quoted, with the claimant class named.What has been promised publicly in this state about jobs, tax and load.What intervenors and officials said in this state, in their own words.Who said what about data centers in this state, quoted exactly, with the source under each one.Promises made in this market, quoted. We hold what was promised, not what was delivered.

23 claims, each with a named claimant and a claimant class. 2 open here. A claim recorded here is a record of who said what, not a finding that it is true.
TypeClaimantClaim, verbatim
otherMcGuireWoods LLP (law firm client alert), characterizing Gov. Glenn Youngkin's stated veto rationale
other
Citing concerns over reduced local autonomy and increased regulatory burdens, the governor stated his concern that the bill’s one-size-fits-all approach could hinder data center development and chill future investment. He emphasized the industry’s critical role in Virginia’s economy, highlighting $24 billion in FY23 capital investment, $733 million in tax revenue for Loudoun County and statewide contributions of 74,000 jobs and $9.1 billion to GDP.
Source

Source row two-reviewer

“On May 2, 2025, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed Senate Bill 1449 and HB 1601, which would have imposed new requirements on local governments reviewing land use applications for high-energy-use facilities, including data centers. Citing concerns over reduced local autonomy and increased regulatory burdens, the governor stated his concern that the bill’s one-size-fits-all approach could hinder data center development and chill future investment. He emphasized the industry’s critical role in Virginia’s economy, highlighting $24 billion in FY23 capital investment, $733 million in tax revenue for Loudoun County and statewide contributions of 74,000 jobs and $9.1 billion to GDP.”

article body, paragraphs 1-2
https://www.mcguirewoods.com/client-resources/alerts/2025/5/virginia-governor-vetoes-data-center-bill/

McGuireWoods, "Virginia Governor Vetoes Data Center Bill" (client alert)

otherJoint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC)
government
Data centers provide positive benefits to Virginia’s economy mostly because of the industry’s substantial capital investment. The primary benefit comes from the initial construction of data centers.
Source

Source row two-reviewer

“Data centers provide positive benefits to Virginia’s economy mostly because of the industry’s substantial capital investment. The primary benefit comes from the initial construction of data centers. Most construction spending likely remains in the state economy because much of it goes to Virginia-based businesses providing construction materials and services.”

Summary, p.i
https://jlarc.virginia.gov/pdfs/reports/Rpt598-2.pdf

JLARC Report 598, "Data Centers in Virginia" (Commission draft)

otherJoint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC)
government
$99 Virginia pass
otherJoint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC)
government
$99 Virginia pass
rate_impactVirginia State Corporation Commission (SCC Data Center Initiatives fact sheet)
government
$99 Virginia pass
otherStephen D. Haner, Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy
advocacy
$99 Virginia pass
otherLoudoun County Department of Planning and Zoning staff report (summarizing the Feb. 12, 2025 Board of Supervisors public hearing)
government
$99 Virginia pass
otherSenate President L. Louise Lucas (D), quoted by MultiState
government
$99 Virginia pass
otherSpeaker of the Virginia House of Delegates Scott (D), quoted by MultiState
government
$99 Virginia pass
investmentPrince William County finance officials, per Data Center Frontier reporting
government
$99 Virginia pass
investmentQTS Data Centers (company statement, quoted by Virginia Business)
developer
$99 Virginia pass
otherMac Haddow, President, Oak Valley Homeowners Association (plaintiff), quoted by Virginia Business
advocacy
$99 Virginia pass
otherNicole Riley, Data Center Coalition, quoted by MLQ.ai
advocacy
$99 Virginia pass
investmentRoger Wehner, Director of Economic Development, AWS, quoted by Data Center Frontier
developer
$99 Virginia pass
otherGov. Glenn Youngkin, quoted by Data Center Frontier
government
$99 Virginia pass
otherDale Mullen, attorney for Citizens for Fauquier County, quoted by FauquierNow/Rappahannock News
advocacy
$99 Virginia pass
investmentAmazon Data Services (via attorney Matt Westover), per FauquierNow/Rappahannock News reporting
developer
$99 Virginia pass
investmentGoogle (company announcement, Aug. 27, 2025 blog post)
developer
$99 Virginia pass
otherGov. Glenn Youngkin, quoted by Virginia Business
government
$99 Virginia pass
investmentVirginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP case study)
government
$99 Virginia pass
otherRachel Peterson, Meta Vice President for Data Center Strategy, quoted by VEDP case study
developer
$99 Virginia pass
investmentVirginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP case study)
government
$99 Virginia pass
otherGov. Glenn Youngkin, quoted by Virginia Business
government
$99 Virginia pass

Sources

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The primary documents under this state, each with the pinpoint that makes it checkable.The documents behind every number on this page, if you want to read the filing yourself.The filings this state's records were built from, ranked highest document type first.Every document behind this page, with a page or paragraph pinpoint. These are open on every tier.The evidence file under this state, ranked by document type and review state.

77 source rows sit under this state. Every one carries an exact quote and a pinpoint. Twelve are shown here, ranked by document type and review status; the rest are on the record pages they belong to. Every source document and every pinpoint is open, on every tier.

  • State Corporation Commission of Virginia, Case No. PUR-2025-00058, Final Order (Application of Virginia Electric and Power Company for a 2025 biennial review) order two-reviewer

    “The GS-5 rate class shall include customers with: (1) a measured or contracted demand of 25 megawatts (“MW”) or greater on a contiguous site; and (2) a measured or expected load factor of at least 75%.”

    p.23 ("RATE SCHEDULE GS-5" / "GS-5 Rate Class")
    https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch/DOCS/89g601!.PDF
    Primary Final Order; downloaded directly (PDF, 30 pages) and text-extracted with pdfplumber. Document header/date stamp reads "AT RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 25, 2025" / "11/25/2025 - 12:14 PM" (Document Control Center). See separate source below (PUR-2026-00056 order) for a conflicting "Nov. 5, 2025" citation of this same Final Order.

  • State Corporation Commission of Virginia, Case No. PUR-2025-00058, Final Order order two-reviewer

    “The contract provisions shall apply to customers taking initial service and signing an ESA on or after January 1, 2027. The contract term shall be 14 years. A customer may also include, within the contract term, a load ramp period not to exceed four years (with a minimum annual ramp of 20%). If the customer continues to take service after the conclusion of the contract term, the minimum charges approved herein shall continue. If the customer ceases operations or otherwise defaults on its agreement during the contract term, the customer shall be required to pay an exit fee covering any outstanding minimum charges over the remaining contract duration (subject to capacity reassignment as addressed below).”

    p.24 ("Contract")
    https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch/DOCS/89g601!.PDF
    ESA = Electric Service Agreement.

  • State Corporation Commission of Virginia, Case No. PUR-2025-00058, Final Order order two-reviewer

    “The collateral requirements shall apply to customers taking initial service and signing an ESA on or after January 1, 2027. The Commission approves the Company’s proposed collateral requirement terms, including: (1) $1.5 million/MW; (2) a reduction up to 70% based on the customer’s established credit; (3) provisions for third-party guarantees and letters of credit; and (4) releasing 1714th of the collateral requirement each year throughout the contract term.”

    p.25 ("Collateral Requirements")
    https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch/DOCS/89g601!.PDF
    Quoted exactly as extracted from the PDF, including "1714th" -- almost certainly an OCR/text-layer artifact for "1/14th" (14 = the contract term in years) but not corrected in the quote field per collection rules.

  • State Corporation Commission of Virginia, Case No. PUR-2025-00058, Final Order order two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 243 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    p.25 ("Minimum Demand Charges")
    https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch/DOCS/89g601!.PDF

  • State Corporation Commission of Virginia, Case No. PUR-2025-00058, Final Order order two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 559 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    pp.25-26
    https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch/DOCS/89g601!.PDF

  • State Corporation Commission of Virginia, Case No. PUR-2025-00058, Final Order order two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 279 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    p.27 ("Capacity Reductions")
    https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch/DOCS/89g601!.PDF

  • State Corporation Commission of Virginia, Case No. PUR-2025-00058, Final Order order two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 355 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    pp.22-23 ("Large Load Interconnection Queue")
    https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch/DOCS/89g601!.PDF

  • State Corporation Commission of Virginia, Case No. PUR-2026-00056, Final Order (Rider T1 rate adjustment clause) order two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 324 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    p.3, footnote 9
    https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch/DOCS/8dt001!.PDF

  • Code of Virginia § 58.1-609.3. Commercial and industrial exemptions statute two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 1,578 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    subdivision 18.a
    https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title58.1/chapter6/section58.1-609.3/

  • Code of Virginia § 58.1-609.3. Commercial and industrial exemptions statute two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 970 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    subdivisions 19.c-d
    https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title58.1/chapter6/section58.1-609.3/

  • Code of Virginia § 15.2-2209.5. Siting of data centers; site assessment statute two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 806 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    subsections A-B, and enactment history line
    https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title15.2/chapter22/section15.2-2209.5/

  • Code of Virginia § 15.2-2209.4. Minimum off-street parking requirements; designated areas; administrative reductions statute two-reviewer

    $99 Virginia pass quote, 314 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.

    section heading and enactment history line
    https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title15.2/chapter22/section15.2-2209.4/

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