[Case Study of Overseas Expansion in West Virginia, USA] Example of Facility Construction for a Hydrogen Project
Mountainia Gigasisystem Project and Monarch Cloud Project! Construction of two facilities.
We would like to introduce the hydrogen project by Fidelis New Energy (TX), which includes the construction of a hydrogen production facility (Mountaineer Gigafactory Project) and a data center complex (Monarch Cloud Project). Both facilities are being built in Mason County, WV. The reason for choosing this location is that "WV is at the forefront of energy and chemical production in the United States. It is a natural choice for our project." The Monarch Cloud Project features the operation of a carbon-neutral data center by utilizing H2PowerCool technology powered by net-zero hydrogen produced at the Mountaineer Gigafactory. [Project Overview (Partial)] ■Investment Amount: US$2 billion ■Planned Expansion Phases: 4 phases ■New Jobs: 800 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Case Summary (Partial)】 <Mountaineer Giga System Project> ■Manufactured Items: Lifecycle carbon-neutral clean hydrogen facilities and microgrids ■Hydrogen Production Volume: Over 500 tons per day (MTPD) in each phase ■Uses of Produced Hydrogen: Hyperscale data centers, greenhouses, transportation, steel production ■Features: A carbon-neutral plan combining Fidelis' proprietary technology FidelisH2 with carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) ■Start of Operations: 2028 <Monarch Cloud Project> ■Site Area: 1,100 acres ■Data Production Capacity: 1,000 MW ■Features: Includes greenhouses utilizing CO2PowerGrow technology, achieving decarbonization and reduction of food production costs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The West Virginia Government Office in Japan is an overseas office of the International Division of the West Virginia Department of Economic Development. West Virginia is located in the eastern United States, surrounded by five states, including major cities like Washington D.C. and Pittsburgh, and is known for its strong manufacturing sector. The main characteristics of West Virginia are as follows: - Low industrial electricity and gas rates (due to coal, natural gas, and shale gas-fired power generation, as well as having one of the largest wind farms in the East and being home to the Appalachian Hydrogen Hub in Morgantown). - One of the largest wind farms in the eastern United States, advantageous for the use of green energy. - Excellent access to the large market in the eastern United States and a logistics hub. - High retention rates (ranked first in the nation for low manufacturing turnover rates according to the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics). - Resilience to natural disasters (the terrain, which is largely covered by the gently sloping Appalachian Mountains, has solid bedrock, making it less susceptible to earthquakes, hurricanes, and tornadoes). Particularly active industries include chemicals, automotive parts, aerospace and defense, steel, metal processing, building materials, and IT, with recent growth in the EV and battery industries.