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Dominion Energy is seeking to operate its nuclear-powered North Anna Power Station in Virginia for an additional 20 years beyond its current licensing. The application with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is Virginia-based Dominion’s second reactor extension petition in the state. The utility filed an additional 20-year request for the Surry Power Station in 2018. “Our application to renew North

Dominion Energy CEO Thomas Farrell is stepping down from daily operations after 14 years leading one of the nation’s biggest utility providers. Farrell is moving into a pure executive chair role with the Dominion board of directors as part of a major leadership transition taking hold in October. He will be succeeded as CEO and president by Robert Blue, who

Dominion Energy and renewable energy firm Orsted have announced they are on track with the implementation of an offshore wind energy pilot project in Virginia, despite disruptions to the global economy due to Coronavirus. The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind projecxt, comprising two 6-MW turbines developed by Siemens Gamesa in Esbjerg, Denmark, is expected to be online by the end of this year to

By using the mobile demineralizer with InSight, the coal-fired power plant will gain $220,000 in annual operating cost savings.