HOLD MY POWER BILL STICKER

Dominion Energy is trending because the “event” is a pileup of fresh Wall Street Hold calls on April 20-22, 2026: Truist initiated at Hold with a $67 target, Morgan Stanley trimmed its target to $68 and kept Hold, and BMO reiterated Hold at $67, all just ahead of Dominion’s May 1, 2026 earnings call. tipranks.com That sounds sleepy, but Dominion stopped being sleepy the minute it became one of the clearest utility plays on Virginia’s AI/data-center power boom. investing.com In February, Dominion said it was boosting spending to meet surging electricity demand, had contracted nearly 48.5 gigawatts of data-center capacity, and guided 2026 operating EPS to $3.45-$3.69, with a midpoint below Wall Street expectations. investing.com Why people care right now is the public-pressure side: Virginia customers have been furious about higher electric bills, and lawmakers are actively fighting over whether ordinary ratepayers are subsidizing the infrastructure and capacity costs needed to feed giant data centers; one estimate said shifting some of that burden to GS-5 mega-users could save a typical 1,000 kWh residential bill about $5.52 a month. whro.org So the reaction is basically Wall Street saying “Hold” while everyone else is saying, “hold on, why is my power bill auditioning for a supervillain origin story?” tipranks.com