In its fourth consecutive year, Virginia’s largest energy company is inviting non-profit organizations to apply for grants to help communities meet critical needs.
Environmental Attorneys Going After Federal Permits To Stop Pipeline Construction
The environmentalists are at it again – now working to be granted the judgement that halts construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline completely.
Richmond Court Throws Out Two Permits For Atlantic Coast Pipeline Construction
An appeals court in Richmond has thrown out two permits for construction on the Dominion-led Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
Dominion Energy Awards $1 Million In Grants to Improve Environment
Dominion Energy has awarded over $1 million in grants in 2018 to support stewardship and help bolster the environment with a variety of initiatives that benefit schools, organizations, and communities across the country.
Virginia Becoming The Industry Leader In Solar Energy Production
As solar energy production becomes a bigger part of the U.S. energy infrastructure, Virginia has emerged as one of its leaders.
Is Green Antifa Taking Russian Money To Fight Dominion Energy?
Disagree on the merits of clean energy projects all day long, but when the threat of violence becomes the mode of political speech? A line is crossed…
Coalfield Progress: Dominion Receives Warm Welcome in Southwest Virginia
Dominion Energy gets a warm welcome in Tazewell County, Virginia — demonstrating once again that Virginia’s energy backbone matters.
Coalfields To Receive $576 Million In Economic Benefits Thru Dominion
Over 2,000 new jobs and $7 million in local tax revenue for schools and deputies sounds like a good deal.
SCC Rejects Undergrounding Recuperation; McAuliffe Climate Tax Compliance Costs Virginians $133M
Saslaw (D-Fairfax) strongly condemns: “They’re not looking out for the consumer, they’re screwing the consumer.”
One Million Great Reasons To Build Pipelines, Reduce Energy Poverty in Virginia
More than ever, if we are going to take 1 out of every 8 Virginians and give them a fighting chance, it starts with making sure they can afford their family’s electric bill.