
Support Agrivoltaics Bill HB 508 / SB 340
HB 508 / SB 340 defines “agrivoltaics,” as it pertains to small renewable energy projects, as “the intentional co-location of agricultural production and solar energy […]

HB 508 / SB 340 defines “agrivoltaics,” as it pertains to small renewable energy projects, as “the intentional co-location of agricultural production and solar energy […]
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Emily joined PEC in 2026 as the Conservation Field Representative for Rappahannock County.
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Michael joined the PEC team in 2026. He graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University’s Center for Environmental Studies, where he interned with the University Sustainability Office […]
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The Piedmont Environmental Council (PEC) supports HB1515, introduced by Delegate Irene Shin last Friday. This bill aligns with PEC’s data center reform efforts to pause approvals […]
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This week: Charlottesville City Council to refer 2024 Development Code to Planning Commission for eventual readoption; Two big meetings for area transit
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The Piedmont Environmental Council submitted expert witness testimony to the State Corporation Commission (SCC) regarding the commission’s biennial review of Dominion Energy’s rates for generation, […]
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This week: Albemarle County Supervisors will have a public hearing Wednesday on changes to the county’s zoning code and more.
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If you’re new to the newsletter, every Sunday I go through all of the scheduled meetings coming up to make sure I know what’s coming […]
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PEC is hiring a campaign coordinator to help organize and advance advocacy for better data center planning, siting and regulation.
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On Wednesday, June 18, the Fauquier County Planning Commission voted 4-1 to recommend that the seven-building, 2.2-million-square-foot data center campus known as “Gigaland” be denied. […]
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