We track 2 projects inside Pittsylvania County and 1 more within 25 miles of it. For a distance-specific answer, check your own address.
Stack Infrastructure agreed to buy nearly 3,000 acres at the Berry Hill Megasite for about 720 million dollars, with Danville and Pittsylvania County leaders touting a 73 billion dollar, 30-year build-out and about 2,050 direct jobs. The megasite was moved into Appalachian Power's service territory to support the load. A construction start date has not been set.
Pittsylvania County's board approved a rezoning of 946 acres off Route 58 East in Ringgold for a data center campus with an initial 200 megawatts of capacity, with potential for significant future expansion and an estimated investment up to 5 billion dollars.
Most of the county is served by Appalachian Power.
2026 biennial base rate review (docket PUR-2026-00044) is pending; Appalachian Power says it would add about $8 to $10 to a typical monthly bill. 2024 biennial review (docket PUR-2024-00024) adds about $4.36 a month to a typical bill from March 2026.
Appalachian Power's next base rate case asks for about 61.4 million dollars a year, roughly 9.10 dollars a month net for a 1,000 kWh household after securitization credits, with new rates no earlier than March 2027. The State Corporation Commission has scheduled a public witness hearing for October 19, 2026 and an evidentiary hearing for October 20, 2026, with public comments due by October 15, 2026.
Every Virginia rate case in dollars a month, with hearing dates: willmybillgoup.com, our rate case tracker.
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