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Solar, battery storage and data center projects in Virginia
429 utility solar, 232 battery storage and 85 data center projects are in development in Virginia, 123 of them under construction, with 154 already operating. 52 counties with 5 or more have a page of their own. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.
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Virginia, industry by industry.
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Next to start work in Virginia.
Up to three projects per industry in Virginia, closest to breaking ground first.
Utility solar
- Rocky Ford Solar Energy CenterHenry CountyFinanced · 90 MW · start est. 2025 Q3Builder: not yet named
- Henry County Solar FacilityHenry CountyFinanced · 50 MW · start est. 2025 Q3Builder: not yet named
- EX-TidewaterEssex CountyFinanced · 20 MW · start est. 2026 Q1Builder: not yet named
Battery storage
- Haynesville Energy StorageRichmond CountyFinanced · 10 MW · start est. 2026 Q4Builder: not yet named
- New Road StorageLoudoun CountyFinanced · 120 MW · start est. 2025 Q4Builder: not yet named
- Unnamed 210 MW storage projectAugusta CountyQueued · 210 MW · start est. 2026 Q4Builder: not yet named
Data centers
- 22675 Dulles Summit CourtLoudoun CountyUnder construction · permit filed Jul 2024Builder: not yet named
- 25156403 Data Ctr-Stafford Tech Campus PH4 SouthcaStafford CountyUnder construction · permit filed Jul 2024Builder: in the app
- AREP Beaumeade Data CenterLoudoun CountyUnder construction · permit filed Jul 2019Builder: not yet named
By county
Virginia, county by county.
Counties with 5 or more projects in development, most first. Each has a page with every project in development there.
Fewer than 5 in development: Amelia County (4), Franklin County (4), Hopewell City (4), Orange County (4), Powhatan County (4), Shenandoah County (4), Tazewell County (4), Virginia Beach City (4), Wise County (4), Bedford County (3), Essex County (3), Giles County (3), James City County (3), Lynchburg City (3), Middlesex County (3), Montgomery County (3), Washington County (3), York County (3), Appomattox County (2), Botetourt County (2), Dickenson County (2), Goochland County (2), Hampton City (2), Manassas City (2), Northampton County (2), Rockbridge County (2), Smyth County (2), Stafford County (2), Clarke County (1), Danville City (1), Emporia City (1), Floyd County (1), King William County (1), Madison County (1), Manassas Park City (1), Patrick County (1), Petersburg City (1), Roanoke County (1), Russell County (1), Staunton City (1), Warren County (1), Williamsburg City (1).
Questions
Virginia, in short.
How many construction projects are in development in Virginia?
746 solar, battery storage and data center projects are in development in Virginia: 429 utility solar, 232 battery storage and 85 data center projects. 123 of them are under construction, and 154 more are already operating.
Which counties in Virginia have the most projects in development?
Loudoun County (47), Prince William County (37), Mecklenburg County (35), Halifax County (25) and Brunswick County (24).
Where does the Virginia data come from?
From public records read daily for each industry (15 sources for utility solar, 8 sources for data center and 12 sources for battery storage): grid interconnection queues, construction permits, county records, state siting and procurement filings, and satellite imagery. Each value links to its record.
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