Added as approved
Penzance Bedington Intelligence Center
Penzance. Approved, 600 MW
Washington D.C. based real estate firm Penzance Management announced a 4 billion dollar, roughly 1.9 million square foot data center campus on 548 acres in the Falling Waters district of Berkeley County, planned to deliver 600 megawatts of IT capacity at full build out. Governor Patrick Morrisey designated the Bedington Campus as West Virginia's first High Impact Intelligence Center under the state's new data center incentive laws, which streamline development approvals. The project plans to use reclaimed water for cooling, and is expected to create about 1,000 construction jobs and 125 permanent positions, though a local newspaper reported public comments on the project went largely unanswered after the announcement.
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- Status
- Approved
- Operator
- Penzance
- Applicant on record
- Penzance
- Location
- Falling Waters, Berkeley County, WV (approximate, city center)
- Size
- 600 MW, 548 acres, 1,900,000 sq ft
- Cooling
- Not reported
- Utility
- Potomac Edison
- First reported
- 2026-02
- Last updated
- September 24, 2026
What happens next
Still to come: permits and construction. Builders do not always announce a construction start date in advance.
Sources
- Governor Morrisey Announces $4 Billion Private Investment in West Virginia's First High Impact Intelligence Center, Office of WV Governor Patrick Morrisey
- Penzance targets 600MW data center campus in West Virginia, Data Center Dynamics
- Public comments unheeded, questions unanswered after Penzance data center announced, Charleston Gazette-Mail
What it would mean nearby
The cooling design has not been reported. If it uses evaporative cooling, a 600 MW facility would draw roughly 1.9 million to 6.8 million gallons of water a day, about what 21,900 households use.
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History
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Common questions
Where is the Penzance Bedington Intelligence Center data center?
It is in Falling Waters, Berkeley County, WV.
Has the Penzance Bedington Intelligence Center data center been approved?
Yes, it has been approved.
How big is the Penzance Bedington Intelligence Center data center?
Reported size: 600 MW, 548 acres, 1,900,000 square feet.
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