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Data Center Construction in West Virginia

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Google is the sole identified developer across 22 active signals centered on Charleston, with no GC presence identified so far.

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Google — Data Center Activity in Buffalo, WV

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Google· Buffalo, WV· Jun 15, 2026

Google is proposing a new data center project on 250 acres in Buffalo, WV, currently in the early planning stages. Google has launched a dedicated website (buffalodatacenter.com) to share project details and address community concerns around water use, noise, and environmental impacts. No general contractor or specific capacity figures have been named yet, and the project appears to still be navig

Silicon Foundation Faces Organized Community Opposition to ~30MW Data Center in Wheeling, WV

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Silicon Foundation· Warwood, Wheeling, West Virginia· Aug 28, 2026

Community opposition event covering Silicon Foundation's planned GPU data center at the former Centre Foundry site in Warwood, Wheeling, WV. Approximately 30 MW capacity has been discussed. Opponents held a public forum requesting a moratorium, a non-binding resolution opposing data centers, and greater transparency. City council members stated no formal application or zoning change is before them

Nscale's 460MW Monarch Compute Campus Draws Community Backlash in Point Pleasant, WV

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Nscale· Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia· Sep 5, 2026

This is an opinion/sentiment article about community backlash against the Monarch Compute Campus, a 460MW data center being built by Nscale in Point Pleasant, Mason County, WV, to serve AI firm Anthropic. Construction began approximately April 2025 and has caused flooding, noise (up to 94 decibels), and dust for nearby residents. Nscale has purchased 32 homes and has 13 more under contract from th

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