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News ClipWest Virginia Public Broadcasting·Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, WV

Shepherd University Hosts Panel On Effects Of Data Centers

The Stubblefield Institute at Shepherd University is hosting a panel discussion about the impacts of data center development in West Virginia. The discussion will cover jobs, infrastructure, and community effects, highlighting diverse perspectives. Recent data center projects have been announced in Berkeley and Putnam counties, with others starting in Tucker, Mingo, and Mason counties, driven by legislative efforts and the governor's support for economic growth.

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3/31/2026

News ClipHampshire Review·Falling Waters, Berkeley County, WV

Public speaks out on planned Falling Waters data center

A proposed $4 billion data center by Penzance Management in Falling Waters, Berkeley County, West Virginia, is facing significant community opposition. Residents expressed concerns at a recent town hall about quality of life, noise, property values, and environmental impacts, particularly on water resources. Many speakers also questioned state legislation HB 2014, which they believe bypasses local authority and grants undue benefits to private corporations.

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3/25/2026

News Clipjournal-news.net·Bedington, Berkeley County, WV

Unanswered questions linger over Bedington data center project

Berkeley County residents expressed strong opposition at a town hall meeting regarding a proposed 600-megawatt data center in Bedington. The $4 billion project, developed by Penzance Management, is able to bypass local zoning due to a state law, House Bill 2014, leading to frustration over lack of local control and unanswered questions about environmental and infrastructure impacts. Residents called for legal action to challenge the state law and urged state officials to address their concerns directly.

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3/24/2026

News ClipWV MetroNews·Falling Waters, Berkeley County, WV

Public speaks out on data center planned for Falling Waters area

Hundreds of residents packed a town hall meeting in Falling Waters, West Virginia, to voice strong opposition to a proposed $4 billion data center campus by Penzance Management in Berkeley County. Concerns centered on quality of life, noise, property values, and significant environmental impacts related to water resources and flooding, as well as the bypassing of local authority by state legislation.

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3/23/2026

News ClipThe Real WV·Bedington, Berkeley County, WV

Locals speak out against $4 billion data center in Berkeley County

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced a new $4 billion data center for Bedington, Berkeley County, sparking strong local opposition. Residents are concerned about a state law (HB 2014) that removes local zoning control for such projects, as well as potential impacts on water usage, light pollution, and noise.

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3/23/2026

News Clipjournal-news.net·Bedington, Berkeley County, WV

Berkeley County comes out in force against planned Bedington data center

Residents in Berkeley County, West Virginia, are fiercely opposing a proposed 600-megawatt data center campus by Penzance Management, voicing concerns at a public meeting over environmental impacts, water and electricity usage, traffic, and noise. The project is advancing under House Bill 2014, a state law that bypasses local zoning, leading to calls for legal action against the legislation. County commissioners expressed limited control due to the state law, despite past advocacy against it.

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3/21/2026