GreeneHurlocker co-founder Brian Greene was recently interviewed by Bloomberg Law for its article, “Virginia’s AI Data Center Gravy Train Shows Signs of Slowing.” As Virginia’s data center market evolves, the regulatory work at the intersection of energy, infrastructure, and technology is...
In the latest episode of GreeneHurlocker's podcast, The Shock, Claire Gardner spoke with Stan Blackwell, Director of Data Center Development at Dominion Energy. Claire and Dan discuss the past, present, and future of data center development in Virginia. You can listen to the episode...
As electricity demand from data centers surges—driven largely by generative AI—many large technology companies are no longer waiting on utilities or regional grid operators to keep up. Instead, they’re using their own balance sheets to secure solar and battery storage projects directly, giving them more...
In a new episode of The Shock podcast, host Claire Gardner is joined by Judge Mark Christie, former FERC Chairman and Virginia Commissioner, to discuss the William & Mary Center for Energy Law & Policy, and the biggest energy challenges facing Virginia right now. ...
GreeneHurlocker’s Jared Burden recently authored an article for Virginia Business highlighting that while federal policy shapes the backdrop for solar development in Virginia, the decisive battleground is local. With key federal incentives beginning to phase out, developers are becoming more creative about project economics, and...
On the latest episode of The Shock podcast, host Claire Gardner discussed energy’s impact on the recent Virginia election with Angela Navarro, President at Align Energy Advisors. Listen to the episode here....
Democrat Abigail Spanberger’s decisive win in Tuesday’s election for Virginia governor, as well as other down-ballot Democrat victories in races for lieutenant governor and attorney general, mark a major shift in Virginia politics and set the stage for significant developments in the Commonwealth’s energy landscape....
After years of uncertainty, the U.S. energy storage market is entering a period of rapid expansion. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects utility-scale battery capacity to more than double to nearly 65 GW by the end of 2026, up from just 17 GW in...
Increased development of inverter-based resources (“IBRs”) connected to local distribution systems and the bulk power system has led to recent regulatory action at the state and federal level to adopt standards and protection requirements to ensure that these resources can safely interconnect and support the...
On September 17, 2025, the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors granted final zoning approval for GreeneHurlocker client Commonwealth Fusion Systems’ (CFS) ARC facility, clearing the way for construction of a first-of-its-kind grid-scale commercial fusion power plant. ...