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Data center politics shape Virginia scrutiny of NextEra-Dominion deal

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By Benjamin Storrow Verified
| E&E News Verified
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s decision to weigh in on NextEra Energy’s proposed $67 billion takeover of Dominion Energy shows how data centers are reshuffling the political map. The Virginia Democrat penned an op-ed in The Washington Post on Thursday, announcing her decision to formally intervene in regulatory proceedings and declaring herself “deeply skeptical” of what would be the largest utility merger in U.S. history. Data centers are at the center of the proposed tie-up.
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Spanberger to intervene in Dominion-NextEra merger bid

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By Benjamin Storrow Verified
| E&E News Verified
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger said Thursday she is “deeply skeptical” of the largest proposed utility merger in American history. In an op-ed published in The Washington Post, the Democratic governor said she will formally intervene as a party in the regulatory proceedings over NextEra Energy’s proposed $67 billion takeover of Dominion Energy.
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ICYMI: How PJM’s Clean Energy Delays Are Costing Customers Amid Extreme Heat

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By Benjamin Storrow Verified
| evergreenaction.com
New reporting from E&E News highlights how PJM’s continued slow-rolling of renewable energy projects is raising electricity prices for customers during the climate-driven extreme heat waves that have blanketed the country this summer. As a heat dome settled over the Mid-Atlantic last month, PJM prices spiked to $2,000 per megawatt-hour (MWh) near peak demand on July 2. Texas’s grid, ERCOT, saw just $29/MWh during a similar heatwave.
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