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A massive 260-mile power line project, Valley Link North, is set to transform West Virginia’s energy grid—stretching from the John Amos Power Plant to a Maryland substation. Backed by three energy giants, the initiative aims to meet future demand, attract new industries, and create thousands of jobs. Developers are actively listening, hosting open houses across 20 counties and planning route adjustments based on community feedback before finalizing plans. While some worry about noise, land use, and rising bills, officials stress the project’s economic upside and nationwide benefits—especially for out-of-state data centers. Construction kicks off in 2029, with completion targeted for 2031.

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