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West Virginia Data Center Permits Tracker

West Virginia has 7,526 MW of generation and storage requested in the interconnection queue and 939 MW of generation planned within 36 months. Every row below links to its primary source.

Last checked Sep 18, 2026

0
Data center & substation permits
of 0 total utility-scale permits tracked here
7,526MW
In the interconnection queue
24 active generation and storage positions
939MW
Planned generation
21 EIA-860M generators due within 36 months
#13
of 51 states with anything on record
Ranked by data center & substation permit count

Where the activity is

Ranked by row count. Counts are never mixed with the MW figures above.

Top counties · queue, substation & state air rows

Harrison 3
Barbour 2
Fayette 2
Grant 2
Jefferson 2
Nicholas 2
Berkeley 1
Doddridge 1

Interconnection queue in West Virginia

7,526 MW requested across 24 active generation and storage positions. Withdrawn and in-service rows are left out, matching the national page.

ISOProjectFuelMWStatusSource
PJM Flint Run 500 kV AG2-582Doddridge County Natural gas 2,100 MW Active
PJM Maidsville CCGTPreston County Natural gas 1,270 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Glen Falls FacilityHarrison County Natural gas 625 MW Under construction
PJM Glen Falls FacilityHarrison County Natural gas 580 MW Under construction
PJM Glen Falls FacilityHarrison County Natural gas 550 MW Under construction
PJM Mt. Storm 500kV AH1-713Grant County Coal 538 MW Active
PJM Greenland Gap 500 kV II AH1-254Barbour County Onshore wind 171 MW Active
PJM Deep Lake SolarNicholas County Solar 150 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Meadowbrook-Greenland Gap 500kV AH1-387Hampshire County Onshore wind 150 MW Active
PJM William 138 kV AG2-062Grant County Onshore wind 147 MW Active
PJM Pigeon Creek 138 kV AH1-188Mingo County Solar 140 MW Active
PJM Hawks Nest HydroFayette County Hydro and pumped storage 105 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Bedington Energy FacilityBerkeley County Solar 100 MW Suspended
PJM New Haven SolarMason County Solar 100 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Nicholas SolarNicholas County Solar 100 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM RipponJefferson County Solar 99 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Raleigh Solar ProjectRaliegh County Solar 90 MW Pending termination
PJM Kanawha River - Carbondale 138 kV AG2-657Fayette County Solar 90 MW Active
PJM Short Mountain Wind EnergyHardy County Onshore wind 80 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Franklintown Farm Solar and BESSJefferson County Solar plus storage 80 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Cherry Run - Harmony 138 kV AG2-423Barbour County Solar 80 MW Active
PJM Stink Run - Sundial 138 kV AG2-568N/A County Solar 80 MW Active
PJM MEA NUGMonongalia County Oil 50 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Cross School - Westvaco 138 kV AG2-448Mineral County Solar 50 MW Active

Planned generation in West Virginia

939 MW across 21 EIA-860M generators scheduled to enter service within 36 months.

PlantTechnologyMWPlannedStatusSource
Wolf Summit EnergyHarrison County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 372 MW Dec 2028 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Wolf Summit EnergyHarrison County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 207 MW Dec 2028 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Parks Valley Energy LLCHampshire County Batteries 150 MW Dec 2027 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Bedington Energy Facility, LLCBerkeley County Solar Photovoltaic 100 MW Oct 2028 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Davis Solar (WV)Tucker County Solar Photovoltaic 12 MW Dec 2028 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Tygart HydropowerTaylor County Conventional Hydroelectric 10 MW Mar 2027 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Tygart HydropowerTaylor County Conventional Hydroelectric 10 MW Mar 2027 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Tygart HydropowerTaylor County Conventional Hydroelectric 10 MW Mar 2027 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
New Cumberland Hydroelectric ProjectHancock County Conventional Hydroelectric 10 MW Apr 2029 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
New Cumberland Hydroelectric ProjectHancock County Conventional Hydroelectric 10 MW Apr 2029 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Wylie Ridge SolarHancock County Solar Photovoltaic 8 MW Jun 2027 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
R.C. Byrd L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMason County Conventional Hydroelectric 5 MW Feb 2029 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
R.C. Byrd L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMason County Conventional Hydroelectric 5 MW Feb 2029 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
R.C. Byrd L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMason County Conventional Hydroelectric 5 MW Feb 2029 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
R.C. Byrd L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMason County Conventional Hydroelectric 5 MW Feb 2029 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
R.C. Byrd L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMason County Conventional Hydroelectric 5 MW Feb 2029 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
R.C. Byrd L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMason County Conventional Hydroelectric 5 MW Feb 2029 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Opekiska L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMonongalia County Conventional Hydroelectric 3 MW Aug 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Opekiska L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMonongalia County Conventional Hydroelectric 3 MW Sep 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Morgantown L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMonongalia County Conventional Hydroelectric 2 MW Aug 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Morgantown L&D Hydroelectric ProjectMonongalia County Conventional Hydroelectric 2 MW Sep 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated

Where West Virginia stands

Across the whole tracker, 533 data center and substation permits are on record in 51 states and DC. West Virginia accounts for 0 of them, ranking #13 by that count. Ranking measures documented permit activity, not the size of the eventual buildout.

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Capital, delay, policy, water, grid, permits and scarcity are one system seen from seven sides. Each reference is primary-sourced, refreshed on a schedule, and links into the others, so a project can be followed from the money committed to the docket that stopped it.

Capital Atlas
Who is funding AI data centers: capital providers, named sites, financing transactions, and the blocked-and-delayed record, state by state and company by company.
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Delay Watchlist
Project-level slippage: named projects, jurisdictional actions, utility and federal dockets, SEC disclosures, and the interconnection queue.
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Moratorium Tracker
The policy layer: every state measure and local moratorium mapped and cited, with one page per state.
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Water Tracker
Every federal, state, local and interstate water measure that touches a data center, plus a fifty-state water ledger.
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Grid Operator Watchlist
ERCOT, PJM, MISO, CAISO, SPP, NYISO, ISO-NE and FERC: the large-load rules, filings and queue positions that decide whether a site can energize.
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SAVRN Scarcity Tracker
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