Tips to lower your power bill during extreme heat
Rising temperatures don’t have to mean a skyrocketing power bill.
Local advocacy groups are speaking out Friday after Dominion Energy South Carolina and Florida-based NextEra Energy reportedly filed an application with the South Carolina Public Service Commission for approval of their $67 billion merger.
Rising temperatures don’t have to mean a skyrocketing power bill.
Lexington Police are asking people to use caution when traveling through the area of S Lake Drive and Industrial Blvd due to a gas leak in the area.
Dominion Energy held a meeting Friday, June 26, on how they prepare for severe weather during hurricane season.
NextEra Energy is seeking to acquire Dominion Energy in an all-stock deal valued at about $67 billion, creating a massive power company as the energy needs of artificial intelligence drive demand higher in the U.S.
Dominion Energy says contractors will install new power lines across Interstate 77 near Blythewood this weekend.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — Due to extremely low temperatures and increased demand for electricity across the system, Dominion Energy is urging customers in South Carolina to conserve energy as heating systems work extra hard to keep homes and businesses warm. Here are some safe, simple ways customers can reduce their energy use now, according to Dominion Energy: Adjust the thermostat…
“We had some scattered outages here in the Columbia area, but fortunately it was something that our crews were able to get back restored for most customers fairly quickly,” Long says.
As freezing rain turned to rain over the weekend things went much better than expected.
Officials with Dominion Energy say they are prepared for whatever weather this weekend brings.