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So NextEra and Dominion Energy wanna make a deal? 💰⚡The proposed acquisition raises serious questions about customer costs, corporate influence, and accountability. Find out why the merger demands rigorous scrutiny and strong protections before this deal moves forward.

So NextEra and Dominion Energy wanna make a deal? 💰⚡The proposed acquisition raises serious questions about customer costs, corporate influence, and accountability. Scroll through to learn why the merger demands rigorous scrutiny and strong protections before this deal moves forward.

NextEra’s troubling record in Florida calls for extreme caution as it moves to acquire Dominion Energy. Virginians deserve clear answers on affordability, political influence, and whether this deal serves the public interest.

NextEra Moves to Acquire Dominion Energy, Clean Virginia Urges Extreme Caution The proposed merger demands rigorous scrutiny and clear answers on affordability, political influence, and the public interest.

Virginia hands Big Tech almost $2 billion in tax breaks every year. Democrats won on making data centers pay their fair share, so why did they leave Richmond delivering nothing? Lawmakers return in one month. Tell Virginia's elected leaders end Data Center tax breaks! cleanvirginia.org/act/tax-big-tech/

It’s time to mobilize! 🚨 We have less than a month before lawmakers vote on the state budget and decide whether or not to end the data center tax exemption - a subsidy that, just last year alone, resulted in a $1.9 billion giveaway to some of the wealthiest corporations in the world.

Join the call on Monday, March 30th at 6:30 p.m. and learn how to effectively meet with lawmakers and urge them to end massive tax breaks for data centers and invest in critical resources that Virginians actually need.

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www.cleanvirginia.org/act/end-big-tax-breaks-for-data-centers-mobilizing-call/

”The General Assembly missed its chance to deliver real relief, and it’s up to Governor Spanberger to step in, reject policies that increase costs and push for solutions that reduce the immediate financial burden on households.”

Lawmakers largely fail to protect Virginians from rising electric bills and data center impacts, Governor can still act The 2026 General Assembly session ended with little action on reforms to address rising costs; now it's up to the governor to change course.