Virginia Partially Approves Dominion's Rate Increase Requests. How Much Will Bills Go up Next Year?
Residential bills will rise $11.24 monthly in 2026 with an added increase in 2027; new rates address inflation and costly grid upgrades, Virginia regulators said.
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Regulators approve Dominion Energy rate increase
State regulators on Tuesday approved a base rate increase for Dominion Energy that will raise the average residential customer’s monthly bill by $13.60, or about 9%, over the next two years. The Virginia State Corporation Commission said the company initially applied for a rate increase that would have raised the average bill by $19.57 over two years, which means the approved amount is about 30% lower than Dominion’s request. The approved increa…
Dominion Energy's monthly price hike approved by state commission for 2026
The State Corporation Commission (SCC) approved an price hike to monthly Dominion Energy bills starting next year although, it is less than what the energy company had initially requested.Monthly rates will increase in 2026 by an estimated amount of $11.24, according to the SCC. In 2027, the monthly rates will go up by around $2.36. Dominion Energy's requested price hike was initially proposed to be approximately $14.73.Watch previous coverage: …
Virginia partially approves Dominion's rate increase requests. How much will bills go up next year?
RICHMOND, Va. Virginia's utility watchdog has partially approved Dominion Energy's requested rate increases, approving smaller hikes that will add about $11 to typical monthly electric bills starting in 2026.The State Corporation Commission's decision represents a more than 23% reduction from Dominion's original request. The approved rate increases will take effect in 2026, affecting residential customers across Virginia.As part of the ruling, t…
Dominion utility rates to rise as new rate class created for large electricity users
Utility bills will rise by more than $11 per month for the average Dominion Energy customer starting next year, while a new rate class for its largest users of electricity, including data centers, will go into effect in just over a year, the State Corporation Commission said Tuesday.
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