Dominion Energy plans to place nine of its older, inefficient and rarely used power-generating units across Virginia into a dormant status, including in Richmond and Chesterfield County, the company announced Wednesday.
The change is among dozens being implemented after a monthslong review of the company’s power generation group, according to Paul Koonce, president and CEO of that division. Altogether, the initiatives will result in the elimination of about 390 positions, he said.
Other changes will deal with issues such as work management and supply chain decisions, Koonce said in an interview Wednesday.
