Energy costs listening tour: What Virginians are telling the lieutenant governor
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About a hundred people from across Northern Virginia packed into a room Wednesday night demanding answers about rising electricity costs and venting concerns about the proposed corporate merger of Dominion Energy and a Florida utility company.
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What happened
About a hundred people from across Northern Virginia packed into a room Wednesday night demanding answers about rising electricity costs and venting concerns about the proposed corporate merger of Dominion Energy and a Florida utility company.
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