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Virginia's top prosecutor argues that expanded financial commitments from the utilities constitute a new deal, requiring a reset of the six-month review window.

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The Virginia State Corporation Commission will decide whether to grant the Attorney General's request to restart the merger review clock.From: Virginia AG Seeks to Restart 180-Day Regulatory Clock on $67 Billion Dominion-NextEra Merger

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Dominion Energy projects $55 billion in capital spending over the next five years to meet surging power demand.From: Virginia AG Seeks to Restart 180-Day Regulatory Clock on $67 Billion Dominion-NextEra Merger ·
The revised benefits package doubles the duration of residential bill credits and introduces a massive supplier procurement program.From: NextEra and Dominion Propose Expanded Virginia Benefits to Advance $67 Billion Merger ·
The enhanced proposal significantly increases the guaranteed duration of ratepayer relief and local job creation.From: NextEra and Dominion Propose Expanded Virginia Benefits to Advance $67 Billion Merger ·
Virginia's rapidly expanding data center industry is driving unprecedented demand for electricity and grid infrastructure.From: Virginia AG Seeks to Restart 180-Day Regulatory Clock on $67 Billion Dominion-NextEra Merger ·