West Virginia Manufacturing Association Highlights Future Investments in Energy and Technology
The West Virginia Manufacturing Association anticipates significant investments in manufacturing, focusing on steel and titanium production essential for industries like aerospace and infrastructure. The association supports Governor Morrisey's 50×50 energy plan, aiming to boost electricity generation to 50 gigawatts by 2050, alongside investments in natural gas generation.
West Virginia aims to maintain low electricity costs, utilizing its existing coal plants and exploring nuclear energy. The association advocates for the establishment of data centers to benefit rural areas and acknowledges the need for dialogue regarding new technologies. The emphasis is on transforming and evolving the state's economy to create job opportunities for future generations.
