What is Dominion Energy asking the State Corporation Commission to approve?

Dominion is asking the Commission to approve Phase IV (2027–2029) of its Grid Transformation Plan, which continues infrastructure projects to improve reliability.

Will this affect my electric bill?

Potentially — approval can allow cost recovery through rates, but specific impacts depend on Commission decisions and subsequent filings.

How can I find more details about the proposed projects?

Review the petition filed in case PUR-2026-00041 at the State Corporation Commission for detailed project descriptions.

May 17, 2026 Public Hearing: Richmond, VA

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan covering 2027–2029, seeking roughly $983.1M in capital and $125.2M O&M. The SCC will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings where citizens can comment or participate.

May 19, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed for Commission approval of Phase IV of a $983.1M grid transformation plan covering 2027–2029, including feeder hardening, voltage upgrades, telecom, tree work, and a stepdown conversion pilot. Public hearings and comment deadlines are set this summer.

May 19, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan seeking about $983.1 million in capital and $125.2 million in O&M for 2027–2029 projects. The Commission will hold public and evidentiary hearings where stakeholders may comment or participate.

May 19, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed for Commission approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan (2027–2029), proposing nearly $1.1 billion in capital and O&M investments for feeder hardening, voltage projects, telecom, tree programs, and a pilot Stepdown Conversion Program. The Commission will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings; commenters and potential respondents must file by listed deadlines.

May 19, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed a petition with the State Corporation Commission seeking approval of Phase IV (2027–2029) of its electric distribution Grid Transformation Plan, continuing grid-hardening and resilience projects. The Commission will review the proposal under Va. Code §56-585.1 A 6.

May 17, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed for State Corporation Commission approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan for 2027–2029, proposing nearly $983.1M in capital investments and $125.2M in O&M to harden feeders, optimize voltage, expand telecom, and pilot conversions. A public hearing is set for August 5, 2026.

May 16, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan covering projects in 2027–2029 totaling about $983.1M capital and $125.2M O&M. The Commission will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings to receive comments and testimony.

May 16, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan, seeking about $983.1 million in capital investments and $125.2 million in O&M for 2027–2029 projects. The SCC will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings beginning August 5, 2026.

May 16, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan covering projects from 2027–2029, seeking roughly $983.1 million in capital and $125.2 million O&M. The SCC will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings where the public can comment or participate.

May 16, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan, proposing nearly $1.1 billion in capital and O&M for projects from 2027–2029. The State Corporation Commission will hold public and evidentiary hearings where comments and participation deadlines apply.

May 16, 2026Public HearingRichmond

Public Hearing — Richmond (PUR-2026-00041)

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Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan covering 2027–2029, seeking roughly $983.1M in capital and $125.2M O&M. The SCC will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings where citizens can comment or participate.

Dominion Energy filed for Commission approval of Phase IV of a $983.1M grid transformation plan covering 2027–2029, including feeder hardening, voltage upgrades, telecom, tree work, and a stepdown conversion pilot. Public hearings and comment deadlines are set this summer.

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan seeking about $983.1 million in capital and $125.2 million in O&M for 2027–2029 projects. The Commission will hold public and evidentiary hearings where stakeholders may comment or participate.

Dominion Energy filed a petition with the State Corporation Commission seeking approval of Phase IV (2027–2029) of its electric distribution Grid Transformation Plan, continuing grid-hardening and resilience projects. The Commission will review the proposal under Va. Code §56-585.1 A 6.

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan covering projects in 2027–2029 totaling about $983.1M capital and $125.2M O&M. The Commission will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings to receive comments and testimony.

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan, seeking about $983.1 million in capital investments and $125.2 million in O&M for 2027–2029 projects. The SCC will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings beginning August 5, 2026.

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan covering projects from 2027–2029, seeking roughly $983.1 million in capital and $125.2 million O&M. The SCC will hold public witness and evidentiary hearings where the public can comment or participate.

Dominion Energy filed for approval of Phase IV of its Grid Transformation Plan, proposing nearly $1.1 billion in capital and O&M for projects from 2027–2029. The State Corporation Commission will hold public and evidentiary hearings where comments and participation deadlines apply.

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