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Have ewe heard the news? 🐑 We are using sheep as an alternative to traditional mowing equipment on our solar farms. Solar grazing is a clean form of vegetation management and diversifies income opportunities for farmers. Learn more about our woolly workers and how they are creating sustainable solutions. >> https://bit.ly/4bKy24R

EnergyTech 2025 Recap 🔄 Last week, we gathered industry leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs at the Science Museum of Virginia to explore the future of energy. ⚡️ From cutting-edge distribution technologies to leveraging drones in new ways, and building the largest offshore wind farm in North America, the future of reliable, affordable, and increasingly clean energy is bright. If you attended the conference, please share your favorite session of the day in the comments below. ⬇️

Moving forward, piece by piece. 🎉 A transition piece is an essential component of offshore wind turbines. These pieces connect the monopile foundation—the component in the ocean—to the tower that you see above water. Each piece features a ladder and platform that allows offshore wind technicians to access the turbine for regular inspections. Climbing great heights is just one way we strive to deliver reliable and increasingly clean energy. Watch to see how we lift, secure, and transport nearly 540-ton transition pieces from the Port of Virginia to the CVOW lease area.

This Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day, we recognize the year-round dedication and hard work of our gas utility workers who safely deliver the comfort and convenience of natural gas to homes and businesses across South Carolina. Thank a gas utility worker below. ⏬

Helping kids go the extra mile! Dominion Energy volunteers joined students at GW Carver Intermediate School in Chesapeake, VA, in partnership with J&A Racing Inc through their Starting Strides program. This initiative provides Title 1 students with scholarships, running gear, and a new pair of tennis shoes, ensuring they have everything they need to cross the Operation Smile Shamrock Final Mile finish line at the Oceanfront! 💙👟

✅ The first of three offshore substations for Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind is officially in place. 💨 This marks another key step toward powering our communities with increasingly clean energy. 🔌🔋

Meet Daniel, one of our dedicated lineworkers who is passionate about delivering reliable energy. His commitment and hard work keep the lights on and the power flowing. ⚡️

Another CVOW Milestone ✔️ The first offshore substation topside has been loaded onto a transport vessel for installation. 🎉 Weighing 4,300 tons, the offshore substation requires a slow, methodical transfer method to move from land onto the vessel. Once loaded, this barge will travel from Portsmouth Marine Terminal to the CVOW lease where the Orion, an installation vessel, will place the offshore substation topside on top of the offshore substation jacket foundation. Upon project completion, the clean energy generated by the wind turbines will be bundled at the offshore substation and exported to homes and businesses.

Renewable energy meets artistic creativity! 🌿🎨 Phurtura, the talented digital artist behind one of the utility box wraps in the ViBe Creative District, drew inspiration from a school project she created for Earth Day back in elementary school. This ongoing utility art project, which began in 2019 with just 10 utility boxes, has blossomed as the ViBe has become a vibrant celebration of art, sustainability, and #community pride. The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation is a proud supporter of the ViBe Creative District which celebrates 10 years in 2025! Next time you're in the ViBe Creative District in #VirginiaBeach, be sure to visit a wrapped utility box along with murals, installations, and hidden gems all over the art district. 📸: Phurtura

Stop scrolling and spend some time in our zen garden. 🧘 The first of three offshore substations supporting Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind is preparing for installation. Our team spent an early morning spinning the 4,300-ton substation 180 degrees to ensure it entered the transport vessel ready for installation.