Dominion Energy Files Construction and Operations Plan for Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project

Dominion Energy Files Construction and Operations Plan for Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project

- Filing with Bureau of Ocean Energy Management begins approximately two-year federal review process

- Company on schedule to start construction on 2,640-megawatt Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) in 2024

- CVOW estimated to create hundreds of millions of dollars of positive economic impact, hundreds of jobs, enough renewable energy to power up to 660,000 homes


Dominion Energy Continues Development of First Jones Act Compliant Offshore Wind Turbine Installation Vessel

Dominion Energy Continues Development of First Jones Act Compliant Offshore Wind Turbine Installation Vessel

Vessel will base operations out of Hampton Roads and is expected to be available to support U.S. offshore wind turbine installations by the end of 2023

-- Global shipbuilding firm Keppel AmFELS is constructing vessel at Brownsville, Texas shipyard

-- Project supports Dominion Energy's industry-leading clean energy profile


CVOW propels emerging US offshore wind market

CVOW propels emerging US offshore wind market

In September, the first offshore wind farm in US federal waters delivered first power to the grid. The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) pilot project is the first approved by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) and the second offshore wind farm constructed in the US. It is also the nation’s first offshore wind project owned by an electric utility company.

NCI trains people for jobs in the growing green energy industry through a new program.

NCI trains people for jobs in the growing green energy industry through a new program.

For decades, Southern Virginia cities and counties have looked for ways to rebuild the economy. One college believes the key is through green energy.

Editorial: Energy progress off the Virginia coast

Editorial: Energy progress off the Virginia coast

"The energy sector landscape is experiencing profound change, complexity and uncertainty ... to a rapidly rising recognition of the urgency of combating climate change and accelerated investments in low-carbon technologies. The United Arab Emirates is at the center of these shifts .... "