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STACK Project Crossroads (Berry Hill Megasite, 21 buildings, up to 3 GW)
proposed Berry Hill area (near Danville), Pittsylvania County, Virginia
DeveloperSTACK Infrastructure
UtilityAppalachian Power (299 MW minimum) plus on-site generation
Capacity3000 MW
Investment$100bn
Latest
2026-10-26
Residents protested at the megasite over power bills, water and pollution; county economic developers say STACK pays all of its own energy costs
Notes: Joint permit application filed with DEQ and the Army Corps: 21 buildings over 15 years on about 1,715 developable acres, about 3,000 MW mostly generated on site (largely natural gas), and up to 7 million gallons of water a day from Eden, N.C. and Danville. Up to $100B over 20 years, the largest commitment on record with the Virginia Economic Development Partnership. No local cash incentives. The county rezoned the megasite for heavy industry and power plants in January.
Sources: Cardinal News · WSET · WDBJ7
What this means for you
This is one of the biggest projects we track: about 3,000 MW of power and a reported $100bn investment.
- Water: Residents protested at the megasite over power bills, water and pollution; county economic developers say STACK pays all of its own energy costs Joint permit application filed with DEQ and the Army Corps: 21 buildings over 15 years on about 1,715 developable acres, about 3,000 MW mostly generated on site (largely natural gas), and up to 7 million gallons of water a day from Eden, N.C.
- Power bills: Residents protested at the megasite over power bills, water and pollution; county economic developers say STACK pays all of its own energy costs Joint permit application filed with DEQ and the Army Corps: 21 buildings over 15 years on about 1,715 developable acres, about 3,000 MW mostly generated on site (largely natural gas), and up to 7 million gallons of water a day from Eden, N.C.
- Land: county economic developers say STACK pays all of its own energy costs Joint permit application filed with DEQ and the Army Corps: 21 buildings over 15 years on about 1,715 developable acres, about 3,000 MW mostly generated on site (largely natural gas), and up to 7 million gallons of water a day from Eden, N.C. The county rezoned the megasite for heavy industry and power plants in January.
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