ENERGY SUPPLY CHAIN
Dominion Energy, Inc., Powhatan County
Where energy supply chains scale and innovation leads Virginia is a national leader in the energy transition, combining a strong supply chain with innovation across nuclear, fusion, offshore wind, energy systems manufacturing, and grid modernization. VEDP connects companies, utilities, and state partners, such as Virginia Energy, to translate this momentum into lasting investment, workforce development, and resilient, clean energy growth.
Bridging legacy energy and next-generation growth Virginia connects established energy expertise with emerging technologies, helping companies gain new commercial opportunities.
Illustrative Examples
#1
#6
largest commercial offshore wind farm in the U.S.
nuclear workforce concentration in the nation
Source: EIA | JobsEQ 2025Q3
45% of Virginia’s energy generation is from carbon-free sources
Why Virginia works for energy supply chain companies
Virginia brings together the elements that matter most to energy supply chain companies: an ecosystem built to move projects forward, leadership across next-generation energy technologies, and talent needed for long-term growth.
Leadership across nuclear energy
Talent that builds the energy advantage
Virginia’s data center supply chain
An ecosystem built to move projects forward
Virginia is emerging as a premier nuclear energy hub, spanning the full lifecycle from today’s nuclear fleet to advanced reactors, small modular reactors (SMR), and nextgeneration solutions for defense and space.
Among the nation’s strongest, Virginia’s data center supply chain is backed by world-class connectivity, industry expertise, and a skilled workforce. As cloud and AI demand accelerates, the Commonwealth provides the foundation companies need to scale and innovate.
54,000+ engineers in Virginia, ranked 10th in the nation Source: JobsEQ 2025Q3 | ACS 2020-2024
Virginia’s energy advantage is built on workforce depth, engineering strength, and military-connected talent. That pipeline supports legacy energy industries and emerging technologies over time.
Virginia brings together manufacturers, utilities, and state partners to shape the future of energy. Combined with a world-class workforce, sustainable infrastructure, and legacy expertise, the Commonwealth provides a competitive advantage for companies.
13.6%
#4
increase in energy supply chain employment over the last five years
ranked state for veterans with engineering degrees, with 32,000+ in Virginia
Delta Star, Inc., Lynchburg
LS Greenlink USA, Inc. Rendering, Chesapeake
Top State for Business CNBC, 2026
Hitachi Energy, Halifax County
Virginia Transformer Corporation, Roanoke
Customized Training Leader in the U.S. Business Facilities, 2026
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