No activities are currently planned that are likely to cause a significant disruption to the community. We will continue to update you on any and all potential disturbance that may affect the community.
Our typical construction hours are:
Please check this page regularly for further updates, if you have any questions or concerns, please email us at [email protected]
Our project uses a closed loop cooling design which ensures minimal reliance on local water supplies, and will not result in water shortages for local households. The cooling system uses water that is filled once and then reused for several years, rather than being constantly replaced, which uses far less water than traditional evaporative cooling.
Our data centers are served through dedicated power connections, separate from residential supply, and their operations does not affect the reliability of electricity service to nearby homes.
Backup generators play an essential role in the safety and resilience of data centres and are used only during emergencies or power outages to help maintain continuity of service. Regular testing is critical to ensure these systems will operate as intended whenever they are needed.
Generator testing is also an operational and regulatory requirement. We recognize that testing can create some noise, which is why we work to keep tests as short and infrequent as possible, with routine monthly testing typically lasting 60 minutes or less.
Construction activity can temporarily increase vehicle movements in the area, including contractor traffic and deliveries. As part of the project planning process, our contractor has implemented traffic management measures designed to help minimize disruption for nearby residents and reduce unnecessary impact on local roads. This includes the use of dedicated temporary access routes to help manage construction traffic safely and efficiently throughout the development process.
The partnerships we’ve developed to date have emerged directly from the community needs assessment we completed in March 2026. If you have ideas for how we can further support the Loudoun community, please reach out. We’d welcome the opportunity to listen, learn more, and explore them with you.
Yondr is proud to support Lightridge High School’s marching band as they represent their community at the 2026 New Year’s Parade in London.
We’ve partnered with Mobile Hope over the next three years to provide grants for at-risk young people in the local community. Funding will be tailored to individual needs, from accommodation and training costs to practical support that helps young people take the next step in education and employment.
We’re working with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy on funding three initiatives
We are committed to hiring locally wherever possible, connecting local residents with highly skilled roles and rewarding career opportunities in design & construction, site operations and facilities management.
Our team volunteers annually as part of Yondr Serve, for the past 4 years our team have volunteered to help harvest produce to be donated to local food banks. We have an unlimited volunteering policy at Yondr, allowing our team to support the community regularly.
Transparency and open communication are important to us. If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at [email protected]