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Why Northern Virginians will help pay for controversial rural transmission line project
A controversial 115-mile transmission line project in rural Virginia, led by Valley Link, aims to address growing power demand, particularly from data centers, and will be funded by Northern Virginians. The project faces local resistance due to safety, environmental, and property value concerns and is expected to cost $1-$2 billion, with completion slated for 2029.
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