Data centers in West Virginia
2 West Virginia data centers appear in the public records behind this site — 0 from county and city permit GIS, 2 from OpenStreetMap — across 2 cities. It is a floor on how many data centers are in West Virginia, not a complete roster.
As of OSM 2026-09-17 (inventory dated 2026-09-17) · County & city permit GIS + OpenStreetMap · zoninglabs.com/…/about-data · openstreetmap.org/…/copyright
- Facilities on record
- 2
- a floor, not a census
- Cities
- 2
- most in Bath (Berkeley Springs)
- With permit detail
- 0
- no county layer here
- Published floor area
- Not published
Map of data centers in West Virginia
- Permit GIS · 0
- OpenStreetMap only · 2
List of West Virginia data centers
Sort by any column. Named facilities link to their own page; a record OpenStreetMap carries without a name is listed by its element id, because there is nothing else to say about it.
| Alpha Federal | Alpha Innovations | South Charleston | — | — | OpenStreetMap |
| Morgan Wireless | — | Bath (Berkeley Springs) | — | — | OpenStreetMap |
West Virginia data centers by city
- Bath (Berkeley Springs)1
- South Charleston1
Operators named in West Virginia
As published. Operator and owner are often different companies and these records do not distinguish them.
- Alpha Innovations1
The power behind West Virginia's data centers
EIA-860M lists 42 operating power plants in West Virginia totalling 16,061 MW of nameplate capacity, of which 4 are natural gas plants. That is the supply these 2 facilities draw on. None of these data-centre records states a load, so this page draws no line between the two — it only puts them in one place.
Data centers in West Virginia: FAQ
- How many data centers are in West Virginia?
- 2 are on the public record this directory reads: 0 in county or city permit GIS and 2 in OpenStreetMap. West Virginia has no state register of data centres, so that is a lower bound rather than a count.
- Where are the data centers in West Virginia?
- Mostly around Bath (Berkeley Springs), which holds more of these records than anywhere else in the state. The map above plots all 2 and the city table breaks them out.
- Is there a data center near me in West Virginia?
- The city table below groups every facility on record by city, which is the quickest way to find the data center closest to a given town. This site does not read your location.
- Are these AI data centers?
- Unknown, and no public record in West Virginia says. A permit records a data center; it does not record the tenant or the workload. Where an AI data center exists in West Virginia it is in this list without being labelled as one, and this page will not guess which.
- Who operates West Virginia data centers?
- Alpha Innovations appears against more of these records than any other operator. Where a source names no operator the row says so rather than guessing one.
- How many West Virginia data centers are under construction or planned?
- No source covering West Virginia publishes a build status, so this page shows none. Status is only available where a county publishes its permit layer.
- How current is this, and what is left out?
- OpenStreetMap extract 2026-09-17; county permit capture 2026-09-12. Power draw, tenant, commissioned megawatts and lease terms are not in any of these public records and are not shown anywhere on this site.