Latest News About Dominion Energy

Here are the latest publicly reported updates on Dominion Energy as of 2026:

• Ongoing Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) project: Construction has faced regulatory and litigation hurdles, with recent developments indicating resumed work following a court injunction, and the project targeting multi-gigawatt capacity to power hundreds of thousands of homes. This remains a core pillar of Dominion Energy’s renewable strategy. [cite web results]

• Integrated Resource Plan and regulatory filings: Dominion Energy Virginia has submitted its 2024 IRP outlining investments in offshore wind, solar, battery storage, and potential small modular reactors in the mid-2030s, aimed at maintaining reliable and affordable electricity while shifting toward carbon-free generation. [cite web results]

• Regulatory and legal actions: The CVOW project has been the subject of lawsuits and federal regulatory actions with ongoing negotiations and hearings as the company seeks durable resolutions that enable project progress and compliance. [cite web results]

• Financial and corporate activity: The company has pursued strategic simplification efforts, including divestitures or partnerships to optimize its balance sheet and fund its renewable initiatives, while continuing to declare dividends and report earnings in line with investors’ expectations. [cite web results]

• Media coverage and press releases: Dominion Energy maintains an active newsroom and press release cadence, detailing quarterly results, project progress on renewables, and regulatory milestones across its service territories. [cite web results]

If you’d like, I can pull the most recent press releases or summarize CVOW progress with specific dates and numbers. I can also tailor a brief news digest for your preferred source (e.g., company site, major press, or financial news outlets).

Would you like a concise timeline of the CVOW project milestones or a side-by-side summary of Dominion Energy’s IRP highlights?

Note: I can provide current citations if you want exact sources for each item.