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Dominion’s Millstone Powers Connecticut
Since 1970, Waterford’s Millstone Power Station has been a key part of Connecticut’s energy supply.
Millstone, which was acquired by Virginia-based Dominion Energy in 2001, currently supplies about 50% of Connecticut’s energy needs, and more than 90% of the state’s clean power, according to Millstone vice president Michael O’Connor.
“Our mission is to reliably produce nuclear power for our customers,” O’Connor told the CBIA BizCast. “It's got to also be affordable, and it's got to be increasingly green.”
O’Connor highlighted Dominion’s core values of safety, ethics, excellence, embracing change, and being one company.
He said those values have remained consistent throughout years, with embracing change added most recently.
“We want people to think differently,” O’Connor said, adding that to improve safety and efficiency, the business demands innovation.
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Since 1970, Waterford’s Millstone Power Station has been a key part of Connecticut’s energy supply.
Millstone, which was acquired by Virginia-based Dominion Energy in 2001, currently supplies about 50% of Connecticut’s energy needs, and more than 90% of the state’s clean power, according to Millstone vice president Michael O’Connor.
“Our mission is to reliably produce nuclear power for our customers,” O’Connor told the CBIA BizCast. “It's got to also be affordable, and it's got to be increasingly green.”
O’Connor highlighted Dominion’s core values of safety, ethics, excellence, embracing change, and being one company.
He said those values have remained consistent throughout years, with embracing change added most recently.
“We want people to think differently,” O’Connor said, adding that to improve safety and efficiency, the business demands innovation.