Dominion Energy North Carolina
November 9, 2022, 10:00 am
Commission Hearing Room 2115, Dobbs Building
430 North Salisbury, Raleigh, NC

The Commission will hold three hearings, back to back, on whether to approve three separate requests from Dominion Energy North Carolina (DENC), for electricity price changes. DENC filed the requests on August 9, 2022. By law, DENC can request price changes once a year for the following kinds of costs:


  • Fuel and fuel-related costs
  • Costs of programs that save energy or shift the timing of electricity use
  • Costs for renewable energy


The chart below shows the monthly impact for residential customers of these three price changes. To see all of the documents for one of the proceedings, including details of each DENC proposal, click on the docket number in the chart below.

Cost-Adjustment Type Hearing Time Proposed Rate Change for Residential Customers Proposed Effective Date for the Rate Change
Renewable Energy
E-22 Sub 643
10:00am The per-account charge for renewable energy would be $0.16 per month, a $0.09 per month decrease from current charges. February 1, 2023
Fuel and Related Costs
E-22 Sub 644
Immediately After Renewable Energy Cost Hearing A monthly bill of 1,000 kwh would increase by $0.89. February 1, 2023
Programs that Save Energy or Shift the Timing of Energy Use
E-22 Sub 645
Immediately After the Energy Conservation Cost Hearing Full Recovery Request: A monthly bill of 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kwh) would increase by $18.76.or
Stepped Mitigation Request: A monthly bill of 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kwh) would increase by $9.38.
February 1, 2023


The public hearings on these three price change requests will begin at 10:00 a.m., on November 9, 2022, and proceed one after the other until concluded. Public witness testimony will be heard near the beginning of each proceeding. (For information on providing such testimony, click here.) After public witnesses are heard, the Commission will conduct expert witness hearing, including formal testimony from DENC’s expert witnesses. The Commission will begin with the renewable energy cost proceeding at 10:00 a.m. The exact timing of the hearings for the second and third proceedings cannot be predicted./p>

The Public Staff-North Carolina Utilities Commission will represent the using and consuming public during the expert witness hearing.

To file a comment with the Commission about one of DENC’s price change requests, send the Commission an email here. Be sure to state in the subject line the docket number of the proceeding. You can also mail the Commission your statement at the address below. In either case, after about three business days, statements will become part of the public record in the case and can be viewed on this website.

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