★ Keep Western Loudoun RuralSign the petitionComment to Valley Link765,000 volts through our landValley Link open house, Brunswick, Maryland, November 19Get updates ★ Keep Western Loudoun RuralSign the petitionComment to Valley Link765,000 volts through our landValley Link open house, Brunswick, Maryland, November 19Get updates
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August 7, 2026
“On a merger of this magnitude, affecting our ratepayers, our electric grid, and our natural resources for decades to come, Virginians deserve every advantage. The General Assembly should convene in special session to ensure the Commission has the time necessary to conduct the thorough review Virginia families deserve.” Read the full story in Loudoun Now
August 1, 2026
A community committed to standing together to “Block Valley Link North!” at Flying Ace in Lovettsville, VA. Read the Loudoun Times article highlighting this event
July 20, 2026
The Lovettsville Historical Society issued a formal statement opposing the Valley North 765,000 volt transmission line, citing the damage a permanently cleared corridor would do to the historic landscape and settlement patterns of northwestern Loudoun. Read the full statement
July 16, 2026
A coalition of local organizations wrote to Valley Link Transmission asking that the public comment window be extended by at least 90 days, so residents would have a fair chance to review the study segments and respond. The letter was signed by Block Valley Link North, the Taylorstown Community Association, Save Rural Loudoun, and the […]
June 30, 2026
Citizens were joined by local elected officials to tell Valley Link that we will “Block Valley Link North!” Landowners across the region are posting their own signs.
June 30, 2026
Inside their so-called “Open Houses,” Valley Link is preventing citizens from gathering petition signatures or requesting contact info, and at some of these events, law enforcement has demanded that citizens who oppose the project physically leave the area. Coalition members meeting the public outside a Valley Link event.
June 29, 2026
This project is ALL ABOUT DATA CENTERS. According to PJM’s most recent report on electricity demand growth in the Mid-Atlantic, data centers are by far the main reason for the projected increase in demand. Without data centers, PJM’s own modeling shows peak electricity demand would actually SHRINK over the next 20 years. (PJM manages the […]
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