Coverage dated July 20, 2026 to July 23, 2026

Bipartisan lawmakers push for more scrutiny of Dominion-NextEra merger

Headline from WRIC Richmond

A bipartisan group of elected officials are speaking out against the review process surrounding the proposed Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy merger.

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  1. WRIC Richmond

    Virginians demand officials reject proposed billion dollar merger between Dominion and NextEra (opens WRIC Richmond)

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    A rally at the State Capitol on July 20 brought together residents, Virginia lawmakers and other advocacy groups who are demanding Virginia officials reject a proposed merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy.

  2. Virginia Mercury

    Lawmakers call for special session to debate Dominion-NextEra merger (opens Virginia Mercury)

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    As the State Corporation Commission prepares to begin a months-long review of the potential merger of Virginia’s largest electric utility company Dominion Energy and the Florida-based NextEra Energy, two Republican state lawmakers on Tuesday urged Gov.

  3. WRIC Richmond

    Bipartisan lawmakers push for more scrutiny of Dominion-NextEra merger (opens WRIC Richmond)

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    A bipartisan group of elected officials are speaking out against the review process surrounding the proposed Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy merger.

  4. 13News Now Norfolk

    Virginia lawmakers ask Gov. Spanberger to call special session over Dominion-NextEra merger (opens 13News Now Norfolk)

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    Two Republican lawmakers are urging Gov. Spanberger to call a special session so state regulators have more time to review Dominion Energy's proposed merger.

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