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Virginia governor to intervene in NextEra, Dominion merger over electricity price concerns

Virginia's State Corporation Commission is tasked with reviewing the deal and will either accept, reject or impose conditions on it.

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Virginia governor to intervene in NextEra, Dominion merger over electricity price concerns
Virginia's State Corporation Commission is tasked with reviewing the deal and will either accept, reject or impose conditions on it.
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