#1Welcome - Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Dominion Energy® Actions Speak Louder How To Participate • The presentation begins in two minutes. • Your audio will remain muted throughout the presentation. • To ask questions use Q and A function and "reply all." Please submit your question once, it will not appear on the screen. • If you are accessing the meeting by calling the 1-855 on number on your phone, you are not able to submit questions to the panel. You can submit future questions via email [email protected] or by calling 1-844-319-2065 • This meeting will be recorded and posted on our virtual platform for those who were unable to attend. 1#2Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Dominion Energy Actions Speak Louder#3| Question Why did you attend today? (select all that apply) General project overview How CVOW is helping meet Virginia's clean energy goals Jobs and opportunities for vendors CVOW and reliability Transmission lines How CVOW will impact my local community I want to provide input on the project Actions Speak LouderⓇ Dominion Energy 3#4• Why Offshore Wind? Dominion Energy® Creates hundreds of jobs, and millions in tax revenue and economic benefits¹ Supports the Commonwealth's goal of 100% zero carbon electricity by 2045 Complements solar energy generation • Positions Virginia to become a national leader in offshore wind Growing Virginia's Economy with Renewable and Clean Offshore Wind Generation 1Mangum Economics, Potential Impact of the Development of the Offshore Wind Energy Industry on Hampton Roads and Virginia, September 2020. Actions Speak Louder 4#5Pilot Project • First offshore wind project installed in federal waters and first owned by an electric utility . Two 6-megawatt wind turbines • 12-megawatt total capacity • • Enough to power up to 3,000 homes Approximately 600 feet tall, the height of the Washington Monument • Located within a 2,135-acre research lease area, 27 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach Actions Speak Louder Dominion Energy® LO#6| Commercial Project • Once complete in 2026, it's slated to be the largest project of its kind in United States Planning 188 14-megawatt wind turbines1 • 2,640-megawatt total capacity · Enough to power up to 660,000 homes • More than 800 feet tall - 300 feet taller than the Westin Virginia Beach Town Center Located within a 112,800-acre lease area east of the pilot project 1 Dependent on State Corporation Commission review Actions Speak Louder Dominion Energy®#7| Growing a Clean Energy Economy • • • • Approximately 900 jobs and $143 million in economic impact annually during construction Approximately 1,100 jobs and almost $210 million in economic impact annually during operation Priority hiring of veterans, local workers, and individuals from economically-challenged communities Maximizing opportunities for Virginia vendors, subcontractors, and suppliers • Dominion Energy® $57M 900 Jobs 1100 Pay & Benefits $82M $143M Actively engaging Virginia businesses through Economic Output outreach programs $210M • Workforce Development Partnerships Source: Mangum Economics, Potential Impact of the Development of the Offshore Wind Energy Industry on Hampton Roads and Virginia, September 2020. Actions Speak Louder Tax Revenue $11M Operation Construction $5M 7#8What CVOW Means for the Environment CVOW will generate 8.8 million megawatt hours annually, the equivalent of: I li Taking more than one million non-EV cars off the road EH Growing more than one hundred million trees for 10 years Switching more than two hundred million incandescent light bulbs to LEDs Charging almost eight hundred billion smartphones Source: Environmental Protection Agency, Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator. Actions Speak Louder Dominion Energy® 8#9| Clean Energy Reliability Virginia's fully integrated regulatory model designed to maximize reliability Mix of energy resources increases reliability • Peak solar energy does not align with peak usage . Wind and solar complement one another on a daily and annual basis • Wind and solar paired together lead to stable, renewable power in Virginia Actions Speak Louder Megawatt-hours Peak Solar Morning Usage Evening Usage 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 Jan Dominion Energy® Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Solar Wind 9#10| Question What benefits of the CVOW project are you most excited about? Actions Speak LouderⓇ Clean energy generation • Complements solar Domestic energy resource / energy independence U.S. supply chain hub based in the Hampton Roads Jobs Increased local and state tax revenue Dominion Energy 10#11Offshore Turbines + Onshore Transmission = CVOW Dominion Energy Actions Speak Louder#12| Offshore to Onshore Offshore Wind Turbines Distribution Transmission Lines Lines Switching Station Actions Speak Louder Undersea Cables Substation Dominion Energy® 12#13| Onshore Project Summary 168 64 Butts Station Rd. Centerville Tpke 264 Holland Rd. Lynnhaven Pkwy 165 Elbow Rd. Virginia Beach Chesapeake EXISTING SUBSTATION Actions Speak Louder 165 Indian River Rd. PROPOSED SWITCHING STATION ess Pri Anne Rd. Dominion Energy® PROPOSED CABLE LANDING STATION Atlantic Ocean N • • • • Dominion Energy is exploring all electrical solutions for transmission routes Undersea cables are proposed to come ashore at State Military Reservation (SMR) in Virginia Beach Transmission lines will interconnect SMR to a proposed switching station located near Naval Air Station Oceana Transmission lines will then interconnect from the switching station to Dominion Energy's existing Fentress Substation in Chesapeake Approximately 13 miles from the proposed switching station to the substation 13#14Dominion Energy® Permitting and Regulatory Agencies BOEM BUREAU OF OCEAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT EPA RATION CIRGI COM U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE NATIONAL ANIC AND VIRGINIA DHR Required Plans, Surveys, and Studies . DWR Virginia Department Of Historic Resources . MOSPHERIC NOAA U.S. DEPART DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION OF COMMERCE VIRGINIA MARINE RESOUR S COMMISSION • . • Safety Management System Emergency Response Plan. Oil Spill Response Plan Cultural Resource Protections Marine Debris Prevention Plan Acoustics Air Emissions • Avian and Bat . Aviation Impacts STATE SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS 1903 MISSION DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR DMME Virginia Department of Mines Minerals and Energy MARINE MAMM US Army Corps of Engineers.Ⓡ COMMISSIO Actions Speak Louder STATES COAS GUARDO 1790 DEQ VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY • . • . • Electric and Magnetic Fields Fisheries Geophysical, Geotechnical, and Benthic Historic Architecture Marine and Terrestrial Archaeology Marine Mammals and Sea Turtles Navigational Safety Risk Sediment Transport Terrestrial Biological Resources . • Visual Impacts 14#15| CVOW Timeline Actions Speak Louder Dominion Energy® Sep. 2019 ✓ Dec. 2020 March 2021 March Mid 2021 - Mid 2021 Mid to Late 2021 Late 2022 Mid 2023 Late 2023 - 2024 - 2026 2.6GW project announced Construction & Operation Plan (COP) submitted to Bureau of Ocean Energy Management First set of virtual public meetings Continue public meetings and conduct surveys COP updated from public input and routing considerations Begin filing for other necessary permits / approvals Final decisions for necessary permits/approvals Begin construction of onshore transmission Construction of offshore components and remaining onshore transmission 15#16Partnering with Communities Economic Growth & Jobs Considerations Environmental Actions Speak Louder CVOW Permitting & Approvals Community Needs Clean, sustainable energy Dominion Energy® Our Commitment • Communication is key to the success of our clean energy future. We're here to listen, learn, and receive input. We are seeking feedback on developing transmission routes to bring wind-powered energy onshore • Understanding the communities needs and partnering on opportunities created by the CVOW project Minimizing the impacts to landowners, environmental justice communities, sensitive species, and cultural and historic resources Maximizing the use of existing rights-of-way while also respecting the land-use concerns of property owners 16#17Help Shape Virginia's Clean Energy Future Dominion Energy® As you think about your community and your energy needs: • What would you like us to consider as we develop the project? · • • What do you value and how should we think about this project in those terms? Can you share information about your community and/or property that we may not otherwise know? What is important to you when it comes to your energy needs? Provide input & receive updates • • • coastalvawind.com [email protected] 1-844-319-2065 Actions Speak Louder 17#18| Question What additional topics would you like to learn about at future meetings? (select all that apply) More details on the offshore wind energy project Onshore progress Workforce training and hiring opportunities Partnerships available to my local business Project next steps, permitting and approvals Providing input Actions Speak LouderⓇ Dominion Energy 18#19Dominion Energy Actions Speak Louder To ask questions use Q&A function and "reply all." You only need to submit your question once, it will not appear on the screen. Please include contact information if you have a question about your specific property. If you are accessing the meeting by calling the 1-855 on number on your phone, you are not able to submit questions to the panel.#20How to Provide Input Dominion Energy® · You can submit all future questions via email [email protected] or by calling 1-844-319-2065 • This meeting will be recorded and posted on our virtual platform for those who were unable to attend. For more information, please visit: coastalvawind.com Thank you for joining! Actions Speak Louder 20