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Our Clean Energy Future

Providing reliable, affordable and increasingly clean energy that powers your every day.

Construction on Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW), the largest offshore wind project in the United States, is progressing on schedule. Onshore construction for transmission infrastructure began in late 2023, and offshore construction commenced in early 2024.

Anchored in Hampton Roads, CVOW is transforming the local economy and beyond by attracting economic development opportunities to create hundreds of good-paying clean energy jobs, millions in tax revenues and hundreds of millions in economic benefits annually.

Once complete, CVOW will generate enough energy to power up to 660,000 homes, and it will add to our diverse energy mix, which is essential for energy security, reliability and lowering fuel costs.

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Transmission Construction is Underway

Construction is occurring along the transmission route. Use our interactive tool to explore the project area and view a map outlining construction activity.

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Fast Facts

We are committed to safely providing an "all of the above" mix of power generation sources to meet rising power demand, including offshore wind, to provide our customers with reliable, affordable and increasingly clean energy.

CVOW is a 2.6-gigawatt project. Its 176 offshore wind turbines will generate enough carbon-free, renewable energy to power up to 660,000 homes. Harnessing the power of the wind means this project has expected fuel savings of $3 billion for customers during the project's first decade of operations.

We are committed to meeting the energy needs of our customers in an environmentally conscious manner. Protecting natural and cultural resources is our duty as a responsible corporate citizen.

That is why we are taking extensive precautions to safeguard sensitive marine species, like the North Atlantic right whale.

Learn more about our efforts to protect sensitive species here.

More than 800 Virginia-based workers are engaged on the project or with other businesses supporting CVOW. To support ongoing operations and maintenance more than 1,000 local jobs will be needed.

Learn more about CVOW and economic development here.

Fast Facts

We are committed to safely providing an "all of the above" mix of power generation sources to meet rising power demand, including offshore wind, to provide our customers with reliable, affordable and increasingly clean energy.

CVOW is a 2.6-gigawatt project. Its 176 offshore wind turbines will generate enough carbon-free, renewable energy to power up to 660,000 homes. Harnessing the power of the wind means this project has expected fuel savings of $3 billion for customers during the project's first decade of operations.

More than 800 Virginia-based workers are engaged on the project or with other businesses supporting CVOW. To support ongoing operations and maintenance more than 1,000 local jobs will be needed.

Learn more about CVOW and economic development here.

We are committed to meeting the energy needs of our customers in an environmentally conscious manner. Protecting natural and cultural resources is our duty as a responsible corporate citizen.

That is why we are taking extensive precautions to safeguard sensitive marine species, like the North Atlantic right whale.

Learn more about our efforts to protect sensitive species here.

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