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The Digest's tracker follows 1 West Virginia data center bill: 0 that would restrict development, 0 that favor it, and 1 neutral. 1 has advanced past committee (HB 4983). The map covers 2 West Virginia markets with about 2 GW of capacity and pipeline.

2 GWcapacity and pipeline across 2 map markets
1data center bills tracked
1advanced past committee

Latest West Virginia data center activity

Bill actions and news about West Virginia data centers in one timeline, newest first. News is matched to the state by the story's text.

BillHB 4983: Authorizing the Department of Commerce to promulgate a legislative rule relating to certification of a microgrid district or certification as a high impact data center Neutral

Enacted, last action Jun 29, 2026

West Virginia data center legislation

0 restrictive0 favorable1 neutral

See all 1 West Virginia bills in the Legislation tracker

West Virginia data center markets and projects

Mason County, WV (Monarch)

1.3 GW

1.3GW planned on-site; up to 8GW long-term; first capacity targeted for 2027.

Nscale is building the Monarch Compute Campus on roughly 2,000 acres along the Ohio River north of Point Pleasant, the first of at least five large…

Tucker County, WV (Ridgeline)

0.8 GW

750MW gas microgrid reported (some reports cite 1.6GW); air permit under legal challenge.

Fundamental Data's Ridgeline project is a proposed off-grid, gas-fired data center campus on about 500 acres near Davis and Thomas.

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Updated October 23, 2026. Bill labels are the Digest's own classification of each bill's text; market figures come from CBRE, JLL, and utility filings as cited on the map. All Digest news.