Forecasts used by Duke Energy that predict steadily rising demand for electricity in the Carolinas ignore the company’s sales history in the past 15 years, which have been essentially flat, and should be challenged by state regulators, according to a new study by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).
Regulators say Dominion’s long-range plan doesn’t meet statutory standards
- – Virginia Mercury – 2/2/21
Despite Clean Economy Act, Dominion forecasts a strong role for natural gas in Virginia
- – Virginia Mercury – 5/8/20
Duke CEO decries ‘assault’ on natural gas as shareholders, others blast company’s resource plans
- – Utility Dive – 5/13/20
SELC: Dominion plan anchored on pollution
- – The Recorder – 5/7/20
Dominion: Significant new natural gas generation not viable
- – AP News – 4/8/20
Virginia Regulators Reject Key Parts of Dominion’s Smart Meter, Grid Upgrade Plan
- – Greentech Media – 3/27/20
Dominion Energy takes a second swing at costly plan to upgrade Virginia power grid
- – The Washington Post – 9/30/19
Dominion’s projects could cost ratepayers $29 more per month by 2023
- – Richmond Times-Dispatch – 6/3/19
Solar + storage bypassed in Dominion Virginia’s resource plan
- – PV Magazine – 5/13/19