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The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection will hold a public hearing Thursday in Mingo County.
DEP’s Division of Air Quality will hear public comments starting at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at the Larry Joe Harless Community Center in Gilbert.
The DEP is considering two permits sought by TransGas Development Systems for an off-grid power generation facility in two locations.
Together, they encompass the Adams Fork data center project. The sites will each generate 2,400 megawatts of electricity from natural gas or diesel, making them among the biggest power plants statewide.
In July, the DEP determined that the facilities met applicable federal and state air quality standards. The DEP held a virtual hearing last month on the permits.
The agency will accept written comments until 5 p.m. on Friday.
TransGas projects it can begin generating electricity in 2027.
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Dominion Energy has proposed building the Mt. Storm Combined Cycle Station in Grant County, according to a press release from Gov. Patrick Morrisey.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsIn court filings, the company lists more than $70 million in debts, consisting primarily of a $50 million low-interest loan from the West Virginia Economic Development Authority.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsTraditional Appalachian ballads have found new life in the form of an audio drama podcast produced by the Appalachia Book Company. We look at a reimagined story of a traditional railroad disaster ballad.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe public school teacher and now-former delegate from Fayette County was arrested and charged last week for “enticing a minor” after an investigation alleged he exchanged explicit images with a student before escalating to sexual abuse in his classroom.
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