Americas > Dominion Energy argues RGGI allowance approach is “prudent” as it carries short position into Q2

Dominion Energy argues RGGI allowance approach is “prudent” as it carries short position into Q2

Published 15:56 on April 14, 2021  /  Last updated at 16:25 on April 14, 2021  / /  Americas, US

Virginia utility Dominion Energy backed its auction-focused approach to RGGI compliance amid criticism about failing to account for long-term CO2 abatement trends, while the company disclosed it held a small shortage in the regional power sector carbon market through Q1, according to public documents.
Virginia utility Dominion Energy backed its auction-focused approach to RGGI compliance amid criticism about failing to account for long-term CO2 abatement trends, while the company disclosed it held a small shortage in the regional power sector carbon market through Q1, according to public documents.


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