Utility profile
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative
Member-owned electric cooperative
Last reviewed
Role and facts
- REC is a local electric distribution cooperative and is generally not responsible for planning, selecting or constructing regional high-voltage transmission.[1]
- REC owns, operates and maintains about 150 miles of 115 kV transmission lines out of its total 18,000 miles of infrastructure.[1]
- Dominion's Cirrus-Keyser project connected to REC's Mountain Run substations serving an REC data center customer.[2]
Counties served
Related campuses
Served by Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (confirmed in sources)In counties this utility serves- Equinix Culpeper Campus (CU1–CU4) (serving utility not confirmed in reviewed sources)
- Lake Anna Technology Campus (serving utility not confirmed in reviewed sources)
- Desper Creek Technology Campus (serving utility not confirmed in reviewed sources)
- Cosner Tech Campus (serving utility not confirmed in reviewed sources)
- PowerHouse 95 (PH 95 North) (serving utility not confirmed in reviewed sources)
- Crossroads Technology Campus (serving utility not confirmed in reviewed sources)
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Sources
- Regional Transmission Projects Rappahannock Electric Cooperative. Accessed . (opens in a new tab)
- SCC order – Cirrus-Keyser 230 kV Loop Virginia State Corporation Commission. Accessed . (opens in a new tab)