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Submit Comments in the VA Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link (MARL) Case

Submit comments to the Virginia SCC. Anyone may comment, even those from other states

This case puts 17 property owners in  Gore, VA at risk for eminent domain takings , it also includes the Woodside Substation in Clear Brook . This line connects to FirstEnergy’s Gore-Doubs – Goose Creek 

VA SCC PUR-2026-00018 MARL Comment Form 

Please include in your comments that the only viable alternative to overhead HVAC transmission lines that would preserve the value of private property, conservation easements and national and state parks affected by the MARL/Gore-Doubs-GooseCreek and Valley Link North transmission lines would be underground high-voltage direct current (HVDC).  HVDC can be buried in a trench 8′ x 10′ within existing easements or along highways or underwater.  If new ROW is needed for an underground HVDC line it only needs 40′.  

Dominion has a 200 mile entirely underground HVDC transmission line project to bring energy from the south of Virginia to the data centers in Northern Virginia. Its called the Commonwealth Energy Express

Submit Comments in the WV MARL and Gore-Doubs-GooseCreek Cases

Submit Comments in the VA Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link (MARL) Case

Submit comments to the West Virginia PUC for the MARL and Gore-Doubs-GooseCreek transmission lines.  Anyone may comment, even those from other states.

WV PUC  MARL Comments :  26-0075-E-CN  

WV PUC  Gore-Doubs-Goose Creek:  NOIE Potomac Edison 26C  

Reference the WATI Tutorial on how to submit comments if you have a question.

Submit Comments in the Pennsylvania MARL Case

Submit Comments in the VA Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link (MARL) Case

Sign Petitions Opposing the 500kV and 765kV Transmission Lines

Submit comments to PA PUC.  Anyone may comment, even those from other states.  

This is a new 200′ easement putting property owners in Green & Fayette Counties at risk for eminent domain takings.

1) Download the PA PUC Comment Letter.docx (available here) modify it,  add your thoughts, save it and convert it to PDF 

2) Goto the  PA PUC’s website (https://efiling.puc.pa.gov/) and create an account. As soon as you hit “Submit” you will get a confirmation email. Click the link to verify your account and Login.

3) As soon as you login you will be presented with a “New Filing Page”. For case type choose “Existing”, enter the docket number and case description. Click “Next”.  Select “Comments” for document type, upload your file , click “Next” then click “Submit eFiling” 

You will want to do this twice one for each docket, the second docket is to give NextERA public utility status in PA:

a)  A-2026-3060856 – NextERA Transmission MidAtlantic INC

b)  A-2026-3060921 – NextERA Transmission MidAtlantic INC

Sign Petitions Opposing the 500kV and 765kV Transmission Lines

Frederick County, Virginia – Write a Letter to the Editor of a Local Newspaper

Sign Petitions Opposing the 500kV and 765kV Transmission Lines

Petition for an Underground HVDC Alternative through Virginia

WATI Petition Opposing MARL/ Gore-Doubs-GooseCreek and Valley Link   

Jefferson County – VOLT Petition Opposing Gore-Doubs-Goose Creek and Valley Link

Barbor County Petition Opposing Valley Link

Gilmer County Petition Opposing Valley Link 

Harrison County Petition Opposing Valley Link 

Hampshire County Petition Opposing Valley Link 

Hardy County Petition Opposing Valley Link

Lewis County Petition Opposing Valley Link

Randolf County Petition Opposing Valley Link 

Roan County Petition Opposing Valley Link North

Tucker County Petition Opposing Valley Link

Upshur County Petition Opposing Valley Link

Upshur County Petition – Halt Valley North

Loudoun County, Virginia – Write a Letter to the Editor of a Local Newspaper

Frederick County, Virginia – Write a Letter to the Editor of a Local Newspaper

Submit an opinion or letter to the editor on the data center energy issue or the MARL/Gore-Doubs-GooseCreek and Valley Link Lines to one of the Loudoun County Newspapers. Be Sure To Mention Our Petition!

• Loudoun Now:Letters to the Editor must be 500 words or fewer. Submit your letter here: https://www.loudounnow.com/site/forms/online_services/letter_editor/

• Loudoun Times Mirror : Letters to the Editor must be 500 words or fewer. The deadline for current edition is noon on Tuesday. No  letter writer will be published more than once in a 21-day  period, or more than once over the course of three print editions. Submit your letter here: https://www.loudountimes.com/opinion/letters_to_editor/ 

• Blue Ridge Leader And Loudoun Today: Letters for publication must include your name, address and phone number Submit your letter here:  https://blueridgeleader.com/contact/

Frederick County, Virginia – Write a Letter to the Editor of a Local Newspaper

Submit an opinion or letter to the editor on the data center energy issue or the MARL/Gore-Doubs-GooseCreek and Valley Link Lines and the Woodside substation to one of the Frederick County Newspapers. Be Sure To Mention Our Petition!

• Winchester Star:  There are two options to submit items to the Winchester Star Open Forum must be 500 words or fewer. Submit your opinion here: https://www.winchesterstar.com/site/forms/online_services/open_forum/      Letter To The Editor must be 250 words or fewer. Submit your Letter here: https://www.winchesterstar.com/site/forms/online_services/letter_editor/

• North Virginia Daily: Letters to the Editor must be 250 words or fewer. Submit your letter here: https://www.nvdaily.com/site/forms/online_services/letter_editor/

• The Winchester Gazette : Letters To the Editor can be submitted here (not sure what the word limit is): https://www.thewinchestergazette.com/submit-a-letter-to-the-editor/

Contact President Trump

President Trump has gotten a pledge from the AI big tech billionaires to absorb the electric price increases and all infrastructure costs rather than making the citizens pay for them. 

Now is a good time to let him know its not just the cost its Our Land and Our Property!!! The Data Center companies can to pay to underground the lines needed to support their business. Underground HVDC technology – along public roads , in existing easements and underwater.

You can:

•  Send an e-mail from the web form https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
• Call his office and speak to a person on the comment line 202-456-1111 Comments go quickly and the wait is not very long–line closes at 4pm and is not open on Fridays
• Send a letter to

                  The White House

                  Office of the President

                 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. 

                 Washington, DC 20500

Let President Trump know about the overhead HVAC transmission lines that and how it will impact you. There are 5 overhead HVAC lines proposed for the  Mid Atlantic just to support Data Center Alley (3-500kV plus 2-765kV) This is @16,194 acres of private property – almost all of it subject to eminent domain takings! Destroying homesteads, farms and businesses. 

Property owners in multiple counties in Virginia and West VA are facing two lines – the 500kV Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link/Gore-Doubs-GooseCreek line, 154 miles on 185ft mono-poles and the 765vK  Valley Link North line, 261 miles   on V-structs with guyed wires. 

Talk about how the overhead transmission lines will destroy your property, the equity in your home, quality of life about the harm from EMF’s. 

Emphasize that the transmission developers refuse to consider an underground HVDC solution when they already know (2009 study) its doable. There multiple underground HVDC lines on the East Coast. Dominion has been  awarded a 185 mile all underground HVDC line from Southern Virginia to the Northern Virginia data centers. 

There is no excuse to not use underground HVDC technology, these are trillion dollar companies run by billionaires.