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Dominion Energy now has over 54 GW of data centre capacity in contracting stages in Virginia
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On its third-quarter 2026 call, Dominion said over 12 GW of that is contracted under electric service agreements, and it has added over 6 GW, or 13%, since the end of 2025. Management said the customers come on under a large-load framework approved by the Virginia State Corporation Commission, meant to stop costs shifting to other customers. Contracting stages are Dominion's own definitions, not a forecast of demand.
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