Environmentalists clash with Dominion over the speed of its transition to green energy

By A Mystery Man Writer

Every three years the state’s largest utility – Dominion – submits possible plans for meeting Virginia’s energy needs to state regulators. This so-called Integrated Resource Plan tells regulators and customers how the company will generate electricity for the next 15 years. That report is out, and environmentalists are none too happy.

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