Dominion’s Offshore Wind Project Sees Slight Price Hike From Tariffs, CEO Says
VIRGINIA, AUG 5 – Dominion Energy’s offshore wind farm faces a $506 million cost increase from steel tariffs but remains 60% built and on track to start power generation by early 2026.
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Virginia offshore wind build stays on schedule amid tariffs and politics
Dominion Energy says its 2.6-gigawatt offshore wind farm off Virginia Beach is 60% built and on pace to begin generating electricity in early 2026, despite higher costs and presidential pushback.Benjamin Storrow reports for E&E News.In short:Dominion Energy has finished laying export and inter-array cables and installed 134 of 176 monopile foundations for the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project.The American-flagged installation vessel Charybd…
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