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Dominion buys 5% stake in Atlantic Coast Pipeline

Tuesday, February 18, 2020 by

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Dominion Energy is buying a 5% share in the Atlantic Coast Pipeline from Southern Co. for $175 million, according to Kallanish Energy.

The deal makes Dominion, based in Richmond, Virginia, the majority partner in the project with a 53% stake. Duke Energy Corp., based in Charlotte, North Carolina, is now a minority partner with a 47% share in the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

Although the pipeline has faced significant court and regulatory challenges, increasing the projected cost of the project from $4.5 to $5 billion, originally, to $8 billion, the company still has confidence in the eventual completion of the project.

Learn more: Kallanish Energy > Southern sells its stake in ACP to Dominion

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