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Dominion Energy® EnergyShare August 24, 2019 – Add information subject to change

Increase in Assistance Virginia has seen some of the coldest weather in years 1/7 - coldest morning in Richmond since 1985 3rd time in 75 years that Richmond has been three degrees below zero or colder 13 day cold wave - longest stretch since February 1979 Only seven other stretch of days where the average temperatures remained 32 or colder for 13 or more days Intense cold = higher usage = higher heating energy bills Combining programs may better assist clients Virginia has seen some of the coldest weather in years 1/7 - coldest morning in Richmond since 1985 - airport saw a low of -6 3rd time in 75 years that Richmond has been three degrees below zero (F) or colder 13 day cold wave - longest stretch of days in Richmond where the average of the high and low for the day was 32° or colder since February 1979 Since 1930 there have only been seven other stretch of days where daily average temperatures have remained 32 or colder for 13 or more days Intense cold = higher heating energy bills Combining programs may better assist clients August 24, 2019 – all information subject to change

Program Intent Funding Where to Apply Last resort Retain or restore primary heating or cooling utility service Funding All donations go to customers Payment made directly to energy providers Administrative costs covered by Dominion Energy and partnering agencies Where to Apply Health and Human service agencies manage the screening process 2-1-1 for referral to local agency or visit Dominionenergy.com for listing August 24, 2019 – all information subject to change

Program Components Holistic Approach Bill Payment (immediate crisis) General EnergyShare EnergyShare for Veterans EnergyShare for the Disabled Weatherization (long term solutions) Outreach and Education (sustainability) EnergyAssistanceOutreach@dominionenergy.com August 24, 2019 – all information subject to change

Eligibility – General EnergyShare Program Seasons Heating Cooling Dates Oct 1 – May 31 June 1 – Sept 30 Max Benefit $600 $300 Eligibility – General EnergyShare No income restrictions Must live in Dominion service territory For primary heating or cooling (electric, oil, propane, wood, etc) Applicant must demonstrate a crisis (i.e. head of household is unemployed) Applicant must have exhausted all other resources Eligible every program season Separate guidelines for 60+ or under 60 August 24, 2019 – all information subject to change

Any amount up to max benefit, no co-pay required Eligibility by Age Guidelines for benefit amounts are based on age 60 and over Under 60 Acct Status No disconnect required Disconnect or budget removal notice Charges Current and past due charges Disconnect amount Frequency Two times per program season, up to max benefit One time per program season Budget and Budget Removal Any amount (account balance cannot exceed $100 credit) Budget removal amount (account balance cannot exceed $100 credit) Payment Plan Down payment Account balance Installment to retain plan (one) Down payment with disconnect Short Term Ext Any amount Disconnect amount only Medical Any amount up to max benefit, no co-pay required August 24, 2019 – all information subject to change

Eligibility –Veterans & Persons Living with Disabilities Different intake agencies Not a program of last resort Different benefit amounts and requirements Veteran Persons Living with Disabilities Intake Agency DVS Centers for Independent Living (CIL) Benefit $500 per year Requirements Receive housing voucher Receive SSA or VA (Disability Income) Already receive services from CIL August 24, 2019 – all information subject to change

Weatherization Only for Dominion Energy customers Free for approved bill payment customers Open to renters and homeowners Managed through NEXANT 1-888-366-8280 Improvements may include: Attic insulation LED lighting Low-flow showerheads Pipe wrap installation Faucet aerators Furnace fan motors Heat pump and/or AC tune ups Air sealing or duct sealing August 24, 2019 – all information subject to change

Conservation Low Cost/No Cost methods to conserve energy and keep bills low Turn off lights and unplug equipment (power strips) Set the thermostat: 68° in winter 78° in summer – use fans to keep comfortable Keep the fridge between 36° and 39° Use LED light bulbs – use 75% less energy than incandescent Wash full loads of dishes and clothes Set the water heater to 120° -125° Use window shades Summer – keep closed during the day Winter – open to take advantage natural heat from the sun August 24, 2019 – all information subject to change

Help and Contacts Dominion Contacts: For EnergyShare program inquiries: Primary: Elizabeth Rhyne – Elizabeth.a.rhyne@dominionenergy.com Rita Randolph - Program Manager - rita.randolph@dominionenergy.com Specific Inquires for Dominion customers only: AWA issues, customer account inquiries, delete or modify a pledge: EnergyAssistanceOutreach@dominionenergy.com