The revised proposal focuses on immediate affordability and long-term economic growth. Beyond the extended bill credits, the companies pledged to increase EnergyShare, a shareholder-funded assistance program, by $100 million through 2038. To address concerns regarding data center expansion, the firms confirmed they will support state efforts to ensure these facilities cover their own infrastructure costs, shielding residential ratepayers from potential price hikes.

NextEra Energy’s CEO John Ketchum and Dominion Energy’s CEO Robert Blue emphasized that the utility will remain locally led in Richmond to maintain accountability to the State Corporation Commission. The companies intend to construct a new shareholder-funded office tower in Virginia to serve as a co-headquarters, supporting 600 new roles at NextEra and an estimated 400 additional supplier positions. The deal also includes a $1 billion annual commitment over five years for a Virginia-based supplier program and a $100 million workforce development fund, with the transaction expected to close in the second half of 2027.