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The West Virginia Public Service Commission has approved a solar project in Mineral County.
The 100-megawatt solar facility will be built by Potomac Hills Energy on a 650-acre former strip-mining site.
A 200-megawatt-hour battery storage system is also planned. The facility will connect to FirstEnergy, the parent company of Mon Power and Potomac Edison.
Solar is undergoing a bit of a boom in the state. West Virginia’s largest solar facility was activated in Monongalia County in January. It’s operated by FirstEnergy. The company is building a second solar facility in Marion County, and three more are planned elsewhere.
The U.S. Department of Energy will provide up to $129 million for a solar project in Nicholas County on two former coal mines. It is planned to generate 250 megawatts of electricity.
Savion, a subsidiary of Shell based in Kansas City, Missouri, will build the project.
The board voted Wednesday to pursue litigation to contest the constitutionality of House Bill 2755, and declared states of emergency in Tyler and Nicholas county schools.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSevere storms and heavy rains led to flash flooding in Mineral County Tuesday evening.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsInspectors will be taking a much closer look at truckers on the road this week.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAppalachian Power continues to have high inventories of coal at its West Virginia plants, and that’s costing the company and electricity customers. The company asked the Public Service Commission on T...
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