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Data centers in Orange County, Virginia: a source-linked guide
0 projects · 1 dated record · last verified 2026-11-02. Built only from records we have opened; every fact links to its source.
At a glance
- Projects tracked
- 0 (none)
- Dated records
- 1 (1 Utility regulator (SCC))
- Official-source records
- 0 of 1
- Last verified
- 2026-11-02
Timeline of dated records
PEC reported Dominion proposed a $253.7 million transmission upgrade in Culpeper, Orange and Fauquier counties, mainly to serve data centers in the Culpeper Technology Zone, with SCC written comments accepted until Oct 7 (2025) (PEC alert dated Sept 17, 2025). [Unverified: SCC docket not opened.]
Source: pecva.org ↗How we sourced this page
Virginia localities control data center siting mainly through zoning, so Board of Supervisors and City Council records are the main local decisions; DEQ permits and SCC dockets cover air emissions and power. Official sources are preferred over news, and company claims are attributed. Full methodology.
Frequently asked questions
How many data center projects does Orange County have on record?
Virginia Data Center Watch tracks 0 projects in Orange County (none) and 1 dated public record, last verified 2026-11-02. Coverage is partial and a project missing here is not a statement that none exists.
What was the most recent recorded action in Orange County?
2025-09-17: PEC reported Dominion proposed a $253.7 million transmission upgrade in Culpeper, Orange and Fauquier counties, mainly to serve data centers in the Culpeper Technology Zone, with SCC written comments accepted until Oct 7 (2025) (PEC alert dated Sept 17, 2025). Source: pecva.org.
Where do the Orange County records come from?
0 of 1 records link to a government source. Source sites used for Orange County: pecva.org. Each record shows its own label (official record, company claim, news report or third-party tracker).
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