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Dominion proposes new solar, storage projects
Projects could power 200,000 homes at peak
Dominion Energy Virginia has proposed 23 new solar and energy storage projects that could power more than 200,000 Virginia homes at peak output. The utility provider proposed the projects in
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SCC approves Dominion settlement, refunding $330M to customers
9.35% rate of return set, along with $50M in annual rate reductions
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The State Corporation Commission approved a settlement with Dominion Energy Virginia in which the Richmond-based utility will refund customers $330 million and reduce rates annually by $50 million, the SCC
Former Deputy Commerce Secretary Angela Navarro to be SCC commissioner
Will fill occupancy left by former chair, Mark Christie
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Former Deputy Secretary of Commerce and Trade Angela Navarro will be appointed to fill the State Corporation Commission’s open commissioner slot, Gov. Ralph Northam said Wednesday. An attorney, Navarro is
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SCC names head of Va. Health Benefit Exchange
Victoria I. Savoy joins new state-based health insurance exchange
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The State Corporation Commission (SCC) announced Monday it has appointed Victoria I. Savoy to direct the Virginia Health Benefit Exchange — a new state-based health insurance exchange for individuals and small
State extends utility disconnect ban to Aug. 31
Residential, business customers will have extended payment plans with no late fees.
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The Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) announced Friday it has extended the moratorium on service disconnections for electricity, natural gas, water and sewer utilities customers until Aug. 31. The SCC
Jehmal Hudson appointed to State Corporation Commission
First African American named to judicial seat
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Jehmal Hudson, who held several roles at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and served as a law clerk for then-Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, was appointed to the Virginia State Corporation
State extends ban on utility service disconnects
State Corporation Commission will delay disconnects until June 14.
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Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the Virginia State Corporation Commission has extended the ban on utilities disconnecting electricity, water, sewer and gas services until June 14. “While we fervently
SCC rejects large portion of Dominion’s grid upgrade plan
State rejects "proposed heavy costs to customers without adequate benefits."
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UPDATED MARCH 27, 10 A.M. The Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) on Thursday put the brakes on a major portion of Dominion Energy Inc.’s proposed $7 billion, 10-year plan for
Oral arguments set for Virginia Credit Union, bank dispute
Community banks oppose VACU's bid to include Medical Society of Virginia members.
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Oral arguments are set for Jan. 6 in a dispute between the Virginia Credit Union and seven small community banks and the Virginia Bankers Association (VBA) over the credit union’s