Energy Supply Chain
Where energy supply chains scale & innovation leads
Virginia is a national leader in the energy transition, combining a strong supply chain with innovation across nuclear, fusion, offshore wind, energy storage, 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.
An energy ecosystem built
to move projects forward
Virginia brings together manufacturers, utilities, and state partners to accelerate solutions and shape the future of the energy industry. With access to a world-class workforce, sustainable infrastructure, deep legacy expertise, and the world’s largest data center market, the Commonwealth offers companies a distinct competitive advantage to scale, innovate, and strengthen domestic energy supply across the United States.
Hitachi Energy, Halifax County
Bridging legacy energy and
next-generation growth
next-generation growth
Virginia connects established energy expertise with emerging technologies, helping companies gain new commercial opportunities.
Advancing the next generation of energy
Virginia is turning the next generation of energy solutions into reality. With leadership in nuclear, fusion, and renewables, the Commonwealth is not just innovating, it is building and deploying new energy systems today. Backed by robust supply chains, active projects, and surging demand, Virginia is accelerating the path from innovation to commercialization.
Framatome Inc., Lynchburg
Nuclear Energy
Nuclear Energy
Virginia is emerging as a premier nuclear energy hub, spanning the full lifecycle from servicing today’s nuclear fleet to advancing cutting-edge solutions for defense and space, and pioneering next-generation technologies for advanced reactors and small modular reactors (SMR).
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project
Offshore Wind Energy
Offshore Wind Energy
Virginia is well positioned as a leader in offshore wind supply chain with its growing industrial ecosystem, unparalleled market access, and concentration of skilled maritime talent.
Equinix, Loudoun County
Data Centers
Data Centers
Virginia’s role in the energy supply chain is driven by its position as the epicenter of U.S. data center growth and home to the largest concentration of data centers in the world — serving as a strategic location for electrical and power‑systems suppliers.
largest commercial offshore wind farm in the U.S.
Source: EIA
of Virginia's energy generation is from carbon-free sources
Source: EIA
nuclear workforce concentration in the nation
Source: JobsEQ 2025Q3
Ushering in America’s
energy future
Virginia’s role is backed by leadership in offshore wind, a growing share of carbon-free energy consumption, and one of the nation’s strongest nuclear workforces.
Success Stories
Why companies
succeed in Virginia
LS Greenlink USA, Inc., rendering, Chesapeake
We are deepening our partnership with the Commonwealth of Virginia, the City of Chesapeake, and the Hampton Roads region as we build capabilities that strengthen U.S. energy leadership, secure critical supply chains, and support industries essential to the nation’s security and future.
Colonial Parkway, James City County
I want to thank the Commonwealth of Virginia for their support in making CEL Critical Power’s rapid expansion into the United States a reality. It is no surprise that Virginia consistently ranks among the top locations for business in the United States, offering a great supply chain ecosystem, excellent infrastructure and a large pool of technical talent.
Hitachi Energy, Halifax County
Virginia has been an essential part of our manufacturing story for over 50 years, and this expansion reflects our confidence in the region’s skilled workforce and strong support for innovation. This investment reflects Hitachi Energy’s broader commitment to strengthening local manufacturing in the U.S.
Talent that builds
the energy advantage
Talent that builds
the energy advantage
Virginia’s energy advantage is built on workforce depth, engineering strength, and military-connected talent. That pipeline supports both legacy energy industries and emerging technologies over time.
13.6%
increase in energy supply chain employment over the last five years
Source: JobsEQ 2025Q3
Framatome, Inc., Lynchburg
54K
engineers in Virginia, ranked 10th in the nation
Source: JobsEQ 2025Q3
Northern Virginia Community College
No. 4
ranked state for veterans with engineering degrees, with 32,000+ in Virginia
Source: ACS 2020-2024
Cape Henry Associates, Virginia Beach
What’s new
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project Hits Major Milestones
CVOW — or “sea” and “vow,” if you will — is a fitting acronym for a transformational offshore wind farm. CVOW, or the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project, has been in the planning stages for years by Dominion Energy, a state-regulated public electric utility company.
An expert partner dedicated to your success
Energy supply chain projects require the right site, the right workforce, and the right partners to move forward. VEDP works alongside your team to help reduce complexity, align resources, and support smarter decisions from planning to expansion.
Site & real estate advisory
Find the right location with customized site searches, development-ready options, and expert guidance that helps energy supply chain projects move forward with greater speed and certainty.
Talent strategy & workforce solutions
Build the workforce you need with support that connects your business to Virginia’s education, training, and workforce partners — helping strengthen talent pipelines for long-term growth.
Partner coordination & ecosystem development
Connect with the right public and private partners to support your investment, align key stakeholders, and keep complex energy supply chain projects moving.
Virginia Transformer Corporation, Roanoke
Learn about Energy Supply Chains
Learn more about why energy supply chain companies choose to locate in Virginia — and how VEDP ensures they flourish and grow.
Meet your industry
experts & partners
experts & partners
Simon Chapman focuses on driving growth in Virginia’s building and wood products industries. He’s dedicated to attracting new businesses and expanding opportunities that fuel regional growth. His efforts aim to position Virginia as a premier destination for industry innovation and sustainable development.
Jo-Elsa works with companies to navigate site selection, workforce strategy, and state partnerships, helping energy supply chain projects advance with coordinated support and clear pathways to growth.
Kevin leads strategic project engagement and investment attraction, connecting companies with Virginia’s energy ecosystem to support expansion and long-term industry growth.
Antje advises international companies on how best to expand operations into the U.S. in general and Virginia in particular, providing expert guidance on key topics, from site selection to tax incentives. She oversees VEDP’s offices in Europe, Korea, Japan, and Taiwan.
“Virginia emerged as a strong partner as they look to implement innovative solutions for both reliable electricity and clean forms of power. We are pleased to collaborate with Dominion Energy.”
Latest news in energy supply chain
Virginia Solar Panel Startup Invests $23M in Shenandoah County
Interstate 81, Shenandoah County
Hitachi Energy Brings Historic Investment to South Boston
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project Hits Major Milestones
Industries of the Future: Offshore Wind
Dominion Energy's Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind site will feature up to 180 14 MW turbines.