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- **CVOW Milestones**: 63 transition pieces installed; first turbine installation late November, first power Q1 2026. Project cost $11.2B (down $15M).
- **Charybdis Update**: Punch list resolution underway; no delay to first power despite vessel challenges.
- **Data Center Growth**: 47GW pipeline (up 17% YoY), with 10GW in ESAs.
- **Financial Guidance**: Full year EPS $3.33–$3.48 (midpoint $3.40), supported by strong sales and cost control.
- **Balance Sheet Strength**: FFO to debt ratio 15%, 100–200bp cushion; no ATM equity needed for 2025 plan.
- **Transmission & Gen Expansion**: $2.9B solar/storage filed; PJM open window reflects $3B+ transmission investments.


**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- David McFarland provided an overview of the call, emphasizing forward-looking statements and non-GAAP measures. He highlighted the availability of presentation materials and introduced the executives.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Q3 2025 Financials**: Operating EPS of $1.06 (including $0.03 from RNG 45Z credits and $0.06 from worse-than-normal weather). GAAP EPS was $1.16.
- **Year-to-Date Drivers**: Strength from regulated investment growth ($0.06), increased sales ($0.08), and higher margins at Contracted Energy ($0.03). Weather and DD&A were headwinds.
- **Full Year Guidance**: Narrowed to $3.33–$3.48 per share (midpoint $3.40), with confidence in delivering at or above midpoint assuming normal weather.
- **Balance Sheet**: Completed 2025 financing plan; FFO to debt ratio maintained at 15%, with a 100–200 basis point cushion relative to credit rating thresholds.

**【CEO Commentary】**
- **CVOW Project Update**: 2/3 complete with 63 transition pieces installed (177 total fabricated). First turbine installation expected late November, first power in late Q1 2026. Project cost now $11.2B (down $15M from last quarter), with $1.5B remaining for Dominion.
- **Charybdis Vessel**: Punch list of 200 items being addressed; expected to begin turbine installation in November. No impact on first power timing.
- **Data Center Demand**: 47GW in various stages (up 7GW YoY), with 10GW in ESAs. Virginia residential rates remain 9%–11% below U.S. average.
- **Transmission & Generation**: Filed $2.9B in utility-scale solar/storage; PJM open window transmission proposals reflect $3B+ investments.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Political Risks**: Bipartisan support for CVOW expected to continue post-election.
- **Charybdis Progress**: Punch list items being resolved; no federal approvals needed beyond current regulatory process.
- **Capital Plan**: 2026–2030 plan to be updated in Q4 2025, with bias toward back-end deployment. Balance sheet capacity to absorb higher CapEx remains strong.
- **Data Center Cadence**: 25GW+ delivery point requests with energization dates through 2031.
- **Nuclear Update**: SMR delay driven by financing and technology considerations; no immediate impact on IRP.
- **Weather Impact**: $0.02 headwind year-to-date, offset by stronger sales growth.


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