Dominion Energy’s stock rose 5% this week, trading near $66 per share, driven by updates on its Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project and institutional buying. Despite a slight increase in project costs and a delay in completion, investor focus remains on the company’s regulated earnings and long-term infrastructure expansion. Analyst models project a target price of $77 by the end of 2027, indicating a potential 16.6% upside, suggesting the stock is currently undervalued.
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Dominion Energy Rose 5% This Week. Here’s Why the Stock Could Climb Further in 2026
Dominion Energy’s stock rose 5% this week, trading near $66 per share, driven by updates on its Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project and institutional buying. Despite a slight increase in project costs and a delay in completion, investor focus remains on the company’s regulated earnings and long-term infrastructure expansion. Analyst models project a target price of $77 by the end of 2027, indicating a potential 16.6% upside, suggesting the stock is currently undervalued.