West Virginia Governor's Data Center Development Plan Criticized for Empty Promises

September 17, 2026

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West Virginia's governor has unveiled a Responsible Data Center Development Plan, which is being criticized for lacking substance. The plan is seen as filled with 'musts' but lacking in actionable commitments. InfraSale's audience should pay attention to how this plan could impact the state's data center landscape and regulatory environment.

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