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Data centers in West Virginia

Existing and planned data centers across West Virginia, mapped from the public record with capacity, operators, and impact scores.

14
total
12
planned
2
operating
0
contested

Combined capacity 12,353 MW — roughly the power of 9,264,750 homes.

All facilities

FacilityStatusOperatorCapacityImpact
Mountaineer Gigasystem/ Monarch Cloud Campus
Point Pleasant
ProposedFidelis/Nscale5,000 MW52
Ridgeline Microgrid
Davis
Under constructionFundamental Data LLC1,656 MW51
Adams Fork Wharncliffe Data Center
Wharncliffe
ProposedTransGas Development, LLC2,399 MW48
Adams Fork Harless Data Center
Holden
ProposedTransGas Development, LLC2,399 MW46
Penzance Management
Martinsburg
Proposed600 MW39
Stokes Data Center
Wheeling
Proposed100 MW25
Alpha Federal
South Charleston
OperatingAlpha Innovations
NETL’s Computational Science & Engineering Center
Morgantown
Under constructionNational Energy Technology Laboratory
Alpha Technologies Data Center
Huntington
Under construction
Hog Lick Aggregates
Fairmont
ProposedHog Lick Aggregates200 MW20
Morgan Wireless
Bath (Berkeley Springs)
Operating
NOAA Environmental Security Computing Center
Fairmont
Proposed
Google Buffalo Data Center
Buffalo
ProposedGoogle
QTS Kearneysville Data Center
Kearneysville
ProposedQTS Data Centers

Frequently asked questions

How many data centers are in West Virginia?
We track 14 data centers in West Virginia from public records — 2 operating and 12 planned or under construction.
How much power do data centers in West Virginia use?
Their combined disclosed capacity is about 12,353 MW.
Where does this data come from?
Every facility is compiled from public records and cited sources, including the FracTracker Alliance U.S. Data Centers Tracker and OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL). You can report an error on any facility page.

Counties in West Virginia

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