Dominion Power 2013 Annual Report Download - page 21

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Page 2: (Top) The Azalea Solar Power Facility, about 60 miles
southwest of Augusta, Ga., covers 40 acres, entered service
in late 2013 and has a long-term power purchase agreement.
2012 and moves Marcellus gas volumes to Leidy, Pa., a supply
distribution center feeding markets along the Eastern seaboard.
(Lower right) The Altavista Power Station is one of three small
coal-fired stations converted to use biomass as fuel in 2013.
Page 5: (Top) The Mount Storm-to-Doubs transmission
line is part of Dominion’s plans to systematically rebuild its
500-kilovolt loop, which serves as Dominion Virginia Power’s
backbone for reliability. (Center) The Cove Point liquefaction
project in Lusby, Md., is the company’s largest project we have
committed to building in a generation. (Bottom) To help meet
customer demand in Virginia, Dominion is building the Warren
County gas-fired, combined-cycle plant in the northwestern
part of the state. The state-of-the-art facility is scheduled to
enter service in late 2014.
Page 6: (Top left) Dominion Virginia Power linemen are the face
of the utility. They work at all times of the day and night to ensure
that our customers have power when they want and need it.
(Top right) The Bridgeport Fuel Cell Facility in Bridgeport,
Conn., came online at the end of 2013 and has a long-term power
purchase agreement with The Connecticut Light and Power
Company. (Bottom) Hopewell Power Station is another of the
three small coal-fired stations converted to use biomass as fuel.
Page 14: Environmental Progress (Left and right) In 2011 and
2012, Dominion Transmission reduced methane emissions
in its pipeline business. In the electric generation business,
Dominion has drastically reduced emissions of mercury,
nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide. Community Investment
(Top left) Dominion employees volunteered at Lake Anna
State Park near Spotsylvania, Va. Dominion employees typically
volunteer at least 100,000 hours per year. (Bottom left)
More than 100 Dominion employee volunteers took part in
the annual Wreaths Across America event, in which Christmas
wreaths are placed on the graves of America’s fallen heroes
buried at Arlington National Cemetery. (Right) The Troops to
Energy Jobs program has resulted in the hiring of 329 military
veterans since its inception in 2011, which has accounted for
20 percent of all new hires during that time. In 2013, Dominion
was named a “Top 100 Military Friendly Employer” by G.I. Jobs
Magazine for the fifth straight year.
Page 18: Meadow Brook to Loudoun is a vital transmission line,
providing electricity to densely populated Northern Virginia.
Page 19: (Left) The Cove Point liquefaction project is expected
to be completed in late 2017, and provide a clean source
of natural gas to American allies in India and Japan. (Right)
North Anna Power Station near Mineral, Va., is part of a nuclear
fleet that established a new capacity factor record of
93.7 percent in 2013.
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Richmond, Virginia
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PHOTOGRAPHY:
Ted Kawalerski, front cover; page 2 (lower left); page 6 (upper right);
page 14, Environmental Progress (left and right). Cameron Davidson,
inside front cover—page 1; page 2 (top); page 5 (top, center and
bottom); page 14, Community Investment (lower left); page 18,
page 19 (left and right).David Allen (employee), page 2 (lower right);
page 6 (upper left). Joe Mahoney, page 6 (bottom). Mark Mitchell,
page 8. Doug Buerlein, page 14, Community Investment (upper left).
Chip Mitchell, page 14, Community Investment (right).
This publication is printed on FSC®-certified paper that includes a
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products that contain fiber from well-managed forests certified by
SmartWood program of the Rainforest Alliance™.)
(Lower left) The Punxsutawney compressor station is part of
the Northeast Expansion project, which was completed in