Hog Lick Aggregates

Data Center Signal is tracking 6 clips about Hog Lick Aggregates data center developments across 1 states, including WV.

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News ClipWDTV 5·White Hall, Marion County, WV

Marion County company studies data center development on 300-acre property

Hog Lick Aggregates is studying the feasibility of developing a data center on its 300-acre quarry property in White Hall, West Virginia, with potential expansion to 1,500 acres. The company proposes using mine water for geothermal cooling, but residents have raised concerns on social media about environmental impacts, high power consumption, and potential electricity cost increases.

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5/9/2026

News Clip2:03WBOY 12 News·Fairmont, Marion County, WV

Local business leader discusses potential data center project in Marion County

Hog Lick Aggregates President Brian Redmond is discussing early-stage plans for a data center in Marion County, West Virginia. The project is currently being studied and could bring jobs and tax revenue, though Redmond acknowledges public concerns about data centers. He emphasizes community engagement and compliance with environmental standards, despite no permits having been filed yet.

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5/6/2026

News ClipTimes West Virginian·Fairmont, Marion County, WV

Fairmont company president defends data center, says too early to protest his plan$

Brian Redmond, president of Hog Lick Aggregates, addressed community concerns regarding his company's interest in bringing a data center to Marion County. He stated that while the news has caused a stir, it is too early for formal protests as the project is still in its nascent stages.

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5/6/2026

News Clip1:48WBOY 12 News·Marion County, WV

Local company looking at developing data center near White Hall

Hog Lick Aggregates is conducting a feasibility study for a geothermic-cooled data center and microgrid development on a 277-acre site near Fairmont in Marion County, West Virginia. The project aligns with Governor Morrissey's strategy to establish the state as an AI and cloud computing hub, though it is in its preliminary stages and no permits have been filed.

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5/5/2026

News ClipWDTV 5·White Hall, Marion County, WV

Local company proposes data center in Marion County

Hog Lick Aggregates is proposing a data center at its 277-acre site in White Hall, Marion County, West Virginia. The company is exploring geothermal cooling and natural gas power with carbon capture to minimize environmental and infrastructure impacts. The project is in the preliminary study stage, with no immediate timeframe for development.

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5/5/2026

News ClipTimes West Virginian·White Hall, Marion County, WV

Hog Lick Aggregates lays out Marion County data center plan$

Hog Lick Aggregates has proposed converting its land in White Hall, Marion County, WV, into a data center. The company plans to use geothermal cooling to address environmental concerns regarding water usage, though the proposal has already caused alarm among local residents on social media.

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5/4/2026