Participate in Agency Project 001 · Loudoun County, Virginia
Loudoun residents have more ways to shape their electricity future.
This initiative brings together the cooperative rights of NOVEC members, Loudoun County's earlier electricity research, and participation options for Dominion customers—giving residents one clear place to understand the choices and take part.
The county records request and first organizational outreach have been sent. We are gathering residents and partners for the first public briefing.
ParticipateWhy this matters
Electricity decisions should include the people who pay the bills.
Loudoun residents receive electricity through different systems, but everyone benefits from clearer information, stronger public participation, and a better understanding of the rights and choices already available.
What rights can NOVEC members organize to use?
How can Dominion customers participate separately?
Three ways to participate
Different electricity providers. One informed community.
The right next step depends on who provides your electricity. These three paths help residents find the information and public process that applies to them.
Exercise cooperative rights
Prepare members for the September 16, 2026 annual meeting, collect public questions, understand governance rules, and begin the 2027 organizing cycle.
Show what was studied
Obtain and publish the contract, reports, legal analysis, correspondence, costs, and final disposition of Loudoun's Community Choice Aggregation feasibility work.
Build a separate participation route
Provide accurate shared-solar information and show residents how to follow and participate in relevant State Corporation Commission proceedings.
Follow the initiative
See what has happened and what comes next.
Residents can follow the information gathered, organizations contacted, answers received, questions still open, and opportunities to participate.
This record will grow as the campaign moves.
- Verified that Loudoun residents are divided between Dominion Energy Virginia and NOVEC.
- Separated NOVEC governance, the county aggregation record, and Dominion participation into three accurate lanes.
- Sent the first organizational outreach and documented two rejected committee addresses.
- Routed corrected NAACP outreach through the branch's official general contact.
- Sent the county public-records request for the complete aggregation feasibility-work record.
- Opened participation for residents, organizations, researchers, media, and local conveners.
Join the Loudoun initiative
Your experience can help move this forward.
Tell us where you live, who provides your electricity, what questions matter to you, and how you would like to participate. Local knowledge is what turns public information into a community conversation.