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West Virginia Data Center Power Rules: Large-Load Tariffs and State Law

How West Virginia’s utilities and lawmakers handle data-center-sized power requests: 1 utility and 1 state measure, compiled from public filings, with a source on every entry.

Last checked October 22, 2026All states

Utilities

West Virginia utilities and their large-load rules.

State law and regulation

West Virginia laws and rulemakings.

What this can and can’t tell you

The rules are public. Whether your site can get power isn’t.

Anyone could pull these filings; we compile them so they’re easy to find. Terms change often, so confirm them with the utility or the commission docket before relying on them.

Going deeper: Data Center Site Selection in West Virginia

This tracker · Public, free

  • A utility’s published rules for large new loads
  • The same answer for every site in that utility’s territory
  • What the terms are if power is available
  • Compiled from filings anyone can read

A BlackForge report · Site-specific

  • Whether a specific parcel can actually be served, and roughly when
  • Substation headroom and the realistic connection path
  • Gas, water, fiber, buildable land and zoning, checked together
  • Built and refreshed for your load, your timeline and your parcels

Cite this tracker

BlackForge Data Centers. "West Virginia data center power rules," Large-Load Power Tracker. Last checked October 22, 2026. https://www.blackforgedatacenters.com/data-center-power-tracker/west-virginia

Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 with credit.

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