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Dominion Virginia rate increase by customer class, 2022 to 2026

On a complete-bill basis, Dominion's all-in rates rose 34 to 38% across every customer class from June 2022 to June 2026 (residential +38%, mid-commercial +36%, large-load +34%). The growth rates nearly converge; the gap is in allocation and absolute rate, residential is billed roughly 53 to 55% of transmission-revenue requirements while the data-center-heavy large-load class is billed about 17%, and households pay nearly twice the large-load rate per kWh.

Dominion Virginia all-in retail rate by customer class, June 2022 to June 2026, complete-bill basis. Residential rose 38% (12.7c to 17.6c per kWh), mid-commercial rose 36% (9.0c to 12.2c per kWh), large-load (GS-4) rose 34% (6.4c to 8.5c per kWh). All three classes rose within about four points of one another, while residential pays nearly twice the large-load rate per kWh.

This figure is from the Dominion Virginia case study, a primary-source reconstruction of how data-center growth shows up on residential bills.

Cite this figure

Corey Balgeman, "Dominion Virginia rate increase by customer class, 2022-2026," Grid Flexibility, 2026. https://gridflexibility.fyi/case-studies/dominion-virginia/figures/cross-class-trajectory

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Last updated: 2026-06-08.