A massive shift is underway in America's digital infrastructure landscape. While media attention focuses on AI chip shortages, something far more fundamental is happening: utility giants are quietly investing billions in power infrastructure for what could be the largest data center expansion in history. Today, Dominion Energy revealed a staggering 40GW of data center capacity in development - nearly double from just months ago. But the real story isn't just about Virginia. From Little Rock to Memphis, a nationwide boom is taking shape, and one Fortune 100 company's secretive $1 billion project could signal what's coming next. Our trusted partner just released a critical presentation about this emerging opportunity...
The Department of Energy say it could power America for millions of years.
And both grizzled oilmen and clean energy supporters love it: Energy Secretary Chris Wright called it "an awesome resource," while Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates are all directly invested.
As artificial intelligence drives unprecedented demand for computing power, data center development is accelerating across the United States. Despite concerns about economic headwinds and global supply chain disruptions, industry leaders report no signs of slowing in what has become a nationwide race to build digital infrastructure.
Dominion Energy revealed today that it has approximately 40 gigawatts of data center capacity in various stages of contracting, nearly double the 21GW reported in July 2024. The utility's CEO Robert Blue confirmed that customers show "continued appetite for additional capacity" with no pause in new project spending. To support this growth, Dominion has filed plans for new high-voltage lines in Chesterfield County to serve a proposed 900MW hyperscale facility, representing a $121 million infrastructure investment.
The data center boom is spreading beyond established markets, with significant developments announced in multiple regions. Little Rock unveiled plans for a $1 billion, 300,000-square-foot facility backed by an unnamed Fortune 100 company, while Memphis is seeing former retail spaces repurposed for digital infrastructure. These projects signal a broader geographic diversification in the industry, driven by factors including power availability and regional economic incentives.
Utilities are racing to meet the massive power demands of these facilities. Dominion's latest transmission project in Chesterfield County will deliver power in three 300MW phases, with the first phase scheduled for completion in 2031. The utility is pursuing an "all of the above" approach to power generation, with 80% derived from carbon-free sources, including its 2.6GW Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project set to complete in 2026.
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As artificial intelligence drives unprecedented demand for computing power, data center development is accelerating across the United States. Despite concerns about economic headwinds and global supply chain disruptions, industry leaders report no signs of slowing in what has become a nationwide race to build digital infrastructure.
Dominion Energy revealed today that it has approximately 40 gigawatts of data center capacity in various stages of contracting, nearly double the 21GW reported in July 2024. The utility's CEO Robert Blue confirmed that customers show "continued appetite for additional capacity" with no pause in new project spending. To support this growth, Dominion has filed plans for new high-voltage lines in Chesterfield County to serve a proposed 900MW hyperscale facility, representing a $121 million infrastructure investment.
The data center boom is spreading beyond established markets, with significant developments announced in multiple regions. Little Rock unveiled plans for a $1 billion, 300,000-square-foot facility backed by an unnamed Fortune 100 company, while Memphis is seeing former retail spaces repurposed for digital infrastructure. These projects signal a broader geographic diversification in the industry, driven by factors including power availability and regional economic incentives.
Utilities are racing to meet the massive power demands of these facilities. Dominion's latest transmission project in Chesterfield County will deliver power in three 300MW phases, with the first phase scheduled for completion in 2031. The utility is pursuing an "all of the above" approach to power generation, with 80% derived from carbon-free sources, including its 2.6GW Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project set to complete in 2026.
Have researchers at MIT just unlocked the "holy grail" of clean energy?
Scientists have recently made a breakthrough in a radical new power source we're calling "Helios" technology.
This game-changing tech could create up to 100 million times more energy than coal, oil, or natural gas.
It produces no carbon emissions or long-lived radioactive waste.
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In other words, this marvel of physics has the potential to generate virtually limitless energy.
And scientists at an obscure startup have just made a breakthrough that could trigger mass adoption.
This startup could become the Nvidia of "Helios" Technology.
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