The 1,000 MW natural gas-fired plant would be built adjacent to the existing Chesterfield Power Station (CPS) in Chesterfield County, Virginia. State regulator approval would allow Dominion to ...

Fey points to the shut off valve on the gas meter Another key area is the regulator, which is the circular bolted bit at the top of the meter. Fey tells us there is a vent on the bottom of the ...

Dominion Energy, which supplies natural gas to roughly 90% of Utah, has a new name and a new owner. Enbridge Gas, based in Canada, finalized its purchase of Dominion’s Utah natural gas utility ...

So when Dominion Energy cited high gas prices incurred during the January freeze in its recent proposal to raise rates, it was a sign — a bad sign for customers — of things to come.

Dominion Energy's natural gas service in North Carolina has a new owner. Canadian energy company Enbridge Inc. bought the business and renamed it Enbridge Gas North Carolina. The main change right ...

More than 4.5 million customers in 13 states energize their homes and businesses with electricity or natural gas from Dominion Energy (NYSE: D), headquartered in Richmond, Va. The company is ...

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Dominion Energy — which Utah officials say provides natural gas to 90% of Beehive State homes — is changing its name again after a recent acquisition. Dominion Energy ...

In a fresh update, the regulator has confirmed ... the deadline in recent weeks. British Gas said that 12,000 customers still need to switch their meter. Meanwhile, Octopus Energy told ...

The Questar Gas utility, which will now operate under the names Enbridge Gas Utah, Enbridge Gas Wyoming, and Enbridge Gas Idaho in their respective states, already services approximately 1.2 ...

Firefighters say the fire started when a car hit a gas meter, causing a gas-fed fire ... three hours protecting the movie theater building. Dominion gas was called in to shut the gas off ...

Ofgem, the energy market regulator, is reducing its price cap on the cost of gas and electricity by over 12% from 1 April, a move which will knock £238 a year off typical bills, writes Kevin Pratt.