West Virginia Manufacturing Association Highlights Future Investments in Energy and Technology
NATURAL GASDATA AND AI INFRASTRUCTUREFUSION & ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER
The West Virginia Manufacturing Association is poised for major investments in steel and titanium production, crucial for sectors like aerospace and infrastructure. Supporting Governor Morrisey's 50×50 energy plan, the association aims to increase electricity generation while maintaining low costs through existing coal plants and potential nuclear energy. Additionally, it advocates for data centers in rural areas to foster economic growth and job creation for future generations.

Jan 6, 2026, 8:15 AM