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The developer Valley Link will hold nine meetings in West Virginia next month, as well as three other meetings in Maryland and Virginia, so community members can learn more about the project, review potential routes and share feedback with the project team.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsData centers compete with regular customers for energy, but the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has rejected a proposal that would have shielded them.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe commission established a daily schedule for the testimony of the approximately 74 persons who may appear to testify, including representatives from developer NextEra and private citizens.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA staff engineer testified that there is little evidence of the project’s benefit to West Virginians and the most likely outcome of the MARL project not being built is the energizing of fewer data centers in Virginia.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA public hearing is planned after the West Virginia Legislature passed the Power Generation and Consumption Act (House Bill 2014) and asked the commission to propose rules for legislative approval outlining how the PSC would carry out new duties and responsibilities assigned to it under the law.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsEighty-six megawatts of renewable energy will be sourced from a Kanawha County solar project and delivered to Google's Putnam County data center via the energy grid.
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