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Virginia rate cases: asked vs granted

66%of the dollars Virginia utilities asked for were granted in 1 verified decision

$1,168 million asked, $775.6 million granted. That is 11 points above the 55% for all 8 comparable states.

Virginia cases we verified

Virginia: 2 verified electric rate case rows
Utility and stepDocketAsked, $MGranted, $MShareDecidedSource
Dominion Energy Virginia, 2026 stepPUR-2025-00058822565.768.8%Nov 25, 2025Southern Environmental Law Center; OpenRateBase (check)
Dominion Energy Virginia, 2027 stepPUR-2025-00058346209.960.7%Nov 25, 2025Southern Environmental Law Center; OpenRateBase (check)

What Virginia regulators decided

Dominion Energy Virginia (docket PUR-2025-00058), 2026 step: asked $822 million, granted $565.7 million, 68.8% of the request (Nov 25, 2025). In Virginia, Dominion Energy Virginia got $256.3 million less than it asked, a 31% trim. The reported $11.24 a month works out to 1.1 cents on every kWh, about 7% on top of the 15.28 cent Virginia average for 2025.

Dominion Energy Virginia (docket PUR-2025-00058), 2027 step: asked $346 million, granted $209.9 million, 60.7% of the request (Nov 25, 2025). In Virginia, Dominion Energy Virginia got $136.1 million less than it asked, a 39% trim. The reported $2.36 a month works out to 0.2 cents on every kWh, about 1% on top of the 15.28 cent Virginia average for 2025.

Asked and granted in Virginia

Virginia electric rate cases: asked, granted and cut, million dollarsaskedgrantedcut below request (granted total not given)Dominion Energy Virginia, 2026 step822565.7Dominion Energy Virginia, 2027 step346209.9million dollars a year unless the source gives a multi-year total

What the Virginia increase means for your bill (illustration)

How the Virginia numbers are measured

  • Dominion Energy Virginia, 2026 step. Basis: annual electric revenue increase. Approved return on equity 9.8% against 10.4% requested.
  • Dominion Energy Virginia, 2027 step. Basis: annual electric revenue increase. The aggregator shows 345 for the 2027 request; the press release says 346. The bill figure is an addition on top of 2026.

Virginia requests filed in 2026, outcome not checked

Virginia electric rate requests listed by PowerLines
UtilityCustomersFiledAsked, $B
Dominion2,700,000May 20261.1
Dominion2,700,000April 20260.2
Dominion2,700,000May 20260.2
Appalachian Power530,000May 20260.1
Appalachian Power530,000May 20260.1
Dominion2,700,000March 20260.1
Kentucky Utilities28,000April 20260.0

PowerLines data, counted in no Virginia share.

Context

The 2025 EIA home price in Virginia was 15.28 cents per kWh, number 28 of 51 areas. At 1,067 kWh a month that is about $163 a bill.

Rules on Virginia utility rates: Virginia State Corporation Commission, scc.virginia.gov.

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Sources

Virginia price and use: EIA. Virginia rows as data: CSV.

Questions

How much did Dominion Energy Virginia ask for in Virginia, and what was granted?

Dominion Energy Virginia (docket PUR-2025-00058), 2026 step: asked $822 million, granted $565.7 million, 68.8% of the request (Nov 25, 2025).

When did Virginia regulators decide these cases?

The newest Virginia decision we verified is dated Nov 25, 2025. Docket: PUR-2025-00058.

What did the Virginia decision add to a monthly bill?

For Dominion Energy Virginia, about $11.24 more a month in 2026 at a typical customer (the source does not state the kWh), per Southern Environmental Law Center; OpenRateBase.

Is the Virginia granted share of 66% typical?

Virginia has 1 decision behind its 66%. Across 8 states the range is 11% to 77%.

Where do I find the Virginia docket?

Ask Virginia State Corporation Commission for PUR-2025-00058. Start at https://www.scc.virginia.gov/docketsearch.

Do these cover every Virginia rate case?

No. Virginia has other electric cases; the 2026 table above adds 7 requests with outcome unchecked.

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66% of the dollars Virginia utilities asked for were granted in 1 verified decision