Thomas P. Wohlfarth Senior Vice President - Regulatory Affairs Domlnl9n Energy 120 Tredegar Street, Richmond, VA 23219 DominionEnergycom June 13, 2017 Mr. Vamsi Chadalavada Chief Operating Of?cer ISO New England Inc One Sullivan Road Holyoke, MA 01040-2841 Dear Mr. Chadalavada, I am writing today to alert you that Dominion Energy is performing a strategic assessment of our Millstone Power Station. Given that Millstone is the largest generating resource in New England; we want to keep you apprised as we work through this process. As you are well aware, nuclear power plants in deregulated markets require the same sustained capital and Operating investments as nuclear power plants in regulated states. However, it is becoming increasingly apparent nationwide that deregulated energy markets are not conducive to these sustained investments. This is particularly true in cases when carbon-free nuclear energy is not eligible for the substantial clean energy procurements being conducted at the state level, as is currently the case here in New England and in Millstone?s home state of Connecticut. As you know, Millstone accounts for the equivalent of more than halfof Connecticut?s electricity production and virtually all of its carbon-free electricity. We will continue to vigorously pursue legislative options for equitable treatment for nuclear power in Connecticut's clean energy procurement process. However, due diligence for our shareholders requires we undertake this strategic review. In completing this review, a key variable will be our continuing obligations as a generator in the New England ISO. As a routine part of such a review, we will factor these obligations in as part of our larger assessment of our path forward in Connecticut. Accordingly, I would like to confirm Dominion Energy?s understanding of the options available to any generator that may choose, for economic reasons, to exit the market in New England. Our understanding is that a generator that has a capacity supply obligation has the option to transfer such obligation via a commercial transaction or alternatively pay a ?nancial penalty in order to exit the market prior to their obligation ending. Please con?rm this at your convenience. And thank you for your timely attention to this request. Sincerely, fwd? 09W Thomas P. Wohlfarth Senior Vice President, Regulatory Affairs