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Virginia’s Dominion Energy plans to throttle biomass power

Published 23:30 on May 14, 2018  /  Last updated at 23:30 on May 14, 2018  / /  Americas, US

The largest utility in Virginia plans on cutting output at or shutting its biomass-powered facilities, it has announced, as the US state remains undecided how it will treat the renewable energy source in its planned cap-and-trade scheme modelled after RGGI.
The largest utility in Virginia plans on cutting output at or shutting its biomass-powered facilities, it has announced, as the US state remains undecided how it will treat the renewable energy source in its planned cap-and-trade scheme modelled after RGGI.


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