Dominion Power 2008 Annual Report Download - page 35

Enjoy Our New Format:
Dominion has published its 2008 annual report to shareholders in a
summary format that is also cost-effective. Many of our shareholders have
told us they would prefer to see the chairman’s letter and other basic
information published in a smaller, easier-to-handle document. Others
have told us they want only the detailed information contained in our
Annual Report on Form10-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Com-
mission. By sending both this Summary Annual Report and a copy of our
Form10-K, we are working to serve the needs of both. View all Dominion
publications at our Web site, www.dom.com.
Photo Captions:
Page 1 (clockwise from top left): Dominion’s corporate headquarters in
Richmond,Va.•WayneHenryperformsmaintenancetopowerlinesin
ProvidenceForge,Va.•TheDominionFoundationmadea$500,000
grant to the Science Museum of Virginia to take lessons about energy
andtheenvironmentontheroad,especiallytoschools.•Theenergywe
produce powers some of life’s most memorable moments.
Page 2: We have dedicated employees, an outstanding business
platform, and the good fortune of serving a region historically shown to
be economically durable and resilient.
Page 5 (top to bottom): Our residential customers know they can count
onreliableelectricandnaturalgasservice.•Inearly2009weimple-
mented a 7-percent uprate at Millstone Power Station’s Unit 3, increasing
the unit’s output enough to power an additional 60,000 homes.
Page 6 (clockwise from top): The Cove Point expansion project included
theinstallationofmorethan160milesofgastransmissionlinepipe.•
Dominion Virginia Power has provided discounts on 2.7 million energy-
savingcompactuorescentlightbulbssince2007. •Dominionhasmore
than 750 megawatts of wind energy in various stages of development or
in operation. The NedPower Mount Storm wind farm, which we operate
with Shell WindEnergy, came on-line late in 2008.
Credits:
© 2009 Dominion Resources, Inc., Richmond, Virginia
Design: Graphic Expression Inc, New York, New York
Printing: The Hennegan Company, Florence, Kentucky
Photography: Jim Barber, front cover; Bob Jones, Jr., page 1 (top left);
Ted Kawalerski, pages 1 (bottom left and right), 2 and 5 (top); Cameron
Davidson, pages 1 (top right) and 6 (bottom right); William Taufic, pages
5 (bottom) and 6 (top); Mark Mitchell, pages 6 (bottom left) and 12.
Special appreciation to the Science Museum of Virginia and to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank S. Coleman of Richmond, Va.
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Corporate Street Address
Dominion Resources, Inc.
120 Tredegar Street
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Mailing Address
Dominion Resources, Inc.
P.O. Box 26532
Richmond, Virginia 23261-6532
Web Site
www.dom.com
Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Richmond, Virginia
Shareholder Inquiries
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Richmond, Virginia 23261-6532
Additional Information
Copies of Dominion’s Annual Report, Proxy Statement and
reports on Form 10-K, Form 10-Q and Form 8-K are avail-
able without charge. These items can be viewed by visiting
www.dom.com, or requests for these items can be made
by writing to:
Corporate Secretary
Dominion Resources, Inc.
P.O. Box 26532
Richmond, Virginia 23261-6532
Electronic Reports
Please visit Dominion’s Investor site at www.dom.com/inves-
tors. On this site, you can view financial documents including
our Annual Report and Proxy Statement.