Tracing Virginia’s new energy plan: Make the AI boom work for — not against — us×Refreshed just now
Quantum24 hours
Vertical
- All verticals
- Space
- Energy
- Quantum
- Robotics
- Cybersecurity
- Biotechnology
- Defense Tech
- Artificial Intelligence
In the News
One card per story, every outlet that covered it52d agoVirginia MercuryFive Virginia members of Congress demand state regulators deny Dominion-NextEra mergerFive Northern and Eastern Virginia congressional Democrats urged Virginia regulators to reject the Dominion–NextEra merger, warning it would raise ratepayer bills and citing NextEra's political dealings.1 outlet4 linked 3d agoYahooIn Hanover County, environmental groups rally for statewide data center moratoriumVirginia environmental groups rallied in Hanover County demanding a statewide moratorium on new data center permits and grid hookups, criticizing Gov. Spanberger's accountability framework for lacking a full pause.1 outletEnergyAIVoters back data center limits in 2026 elections; Hawley seeks national moratorium1 linked 5d agoLatitude Media · research by Latitude IntelligenceData centers face a carbon-free power gap that utilities haven’t filledLatitude Intelligence's analysis finds that roughly a quarter of signed data center electricity demand at vertically integrated utilities has no planned supply, with gas dominating the resource plans that do exist.1 outletEnergy8 linked 9d agoNextgov/FCWOngoing AI dialogue with China is necessary in coming Congress, top tech lawmaker saysRep. James Walkinshaw urges permanent U.S.-China AI dialogue and frontier model safety testing in the incoming Congress, as reported from a GovExec event. AIBessent calls for US-China AI risk cooperation before Trump-Xi Shenzhen meeting6 linked2 articles
- 9d agoNextgov/FCWEarliestOngoing AI dialogue with China is necessary in coming Congress, top tech lawmaker says
- 9d agoDefense OnePickup'Permanent, serious' dialogue needed with China on AI: tech-focused lawmaker
Oct 5Canary MediaVirginia’s new energy plan: Make the AI boom work for — not against — usVirginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger released a state energy plan that keeps the Virginia Clean Economy Act and RGGI in place while proposing that data center growth be served with clean energy and cost allocation to the tech industry.1 outletEnergy2 linked
On the Hill
Congress, the White House and agencies0Nothing in Hill activity is connected to this.
Nothing from this branch in view.
Times ET
Contracts
Solicitations, SBIR topics, grants and awards0Nothing in contracts is connected to this.