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Quick Facts

Population and economic growth in Northern Virginia continues to expand.  Demand for electricity has grown even more—so much that, by 2011, our reliable, affordable power will be at risk.

Northern Virginia is a critical component of the nation’s high-tech economy and information superhighway. No fewer than 23 new data centers – small campuses with a total electrical demand equal to a mid-sized city – are in the planning stages.

Northern Virginia’s transmission system could face severe overloads starting in 2011. These overloads could require drastic measures such as rolling blackouts, periodic brownouts, and complete system failures.

To ensure that reliable, affordable power can continue to meet our needs, Dominion has applied to build a new electric transmission line – a transmission line that Virginia families and business need.

Take Action

The Coalition for Reliable Energy needs your help to keep pace with Northern Virginia’s growing energy needs and concerns.  Please take a moment to send a letter to the SCC, write a letter to the editor, or contact your elected leaders.  We’ve provided a series of talking points below for you to use in your grassroots outreach efforts.

  • Sign-Up:  Click here to sign up so we can stay in touch and keep you up-to-the-minute on the latest news and information.
  • Speak Up:  Want to attend or speak at a hearing?  Click here to volunteer.
  • Write a Letter to the EditorClick here if you are willing to send a letter to your local newspaper in support of the Coalition for Reliable Energy and Dominion’s plans to meet Northern Virginia’s energy needs.
  • Share Your Thoughts:  Click here to tell us why keeping the Lights on in Virginia is important to you.
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  • Tell Your Friends:  Click here to send an email to your friends why you support the Coalition for Reliable Energy.


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