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‘Virtual power plants’ will launch soon in Virginia. Here’s what that means.
Dominion Energy is developing a state-mandated pilot program in Virginia that compensates customers for using smart thermostats and other resources. The initiative, part of a broader effort to implement 'virtual power plants,' aims to leverage customer energy management tools to support grid stability.
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