Project Country Roads
Data center project in Danville, West Virginia
Project Country Roads is a data center project in Danville, West Virginia, approved, developed by LM Core Energy Services Inc., with a stated size of 1.4 GW. Last reported November 8, 2026, from 3 sources.
- Status
- Approved
- Developer
- LM Core Energy Services Inc.
- Location
- Danville, West Virginia
- Stated size
- 1.4 GW
- Last reported
- November 8, 2026
- Sources
- 3 sources
- Other companies on the job
- 1 company named, on Ultra
Is it moving?
No FAA crane filing, EPA permit or public filing is matched to this project yet. Records are matched only when they name the project, its owner or its builder, so this page shows nothing rather than a neighbor's crane. They are checked again every week.
What the sources say
Reported
“High Impact Data Center status for LM Core Energy Services' Project Country Roads at the former Hobet mine site”
Status
“The West Virginia Department of Commerce has certified a large-scale artificial intelligence data center campus known as "Project Country Roads" in Boone County”
Size
“the completed Boone County campus would require approximately 1.4 gigawatts of electrical power at full buildout”
Reported
“The project, called Project Country Roads, is proposed by Houston-based LM Core Energy Services Inc.”
Status
“West Virginia's Department of Commerce certified a sprawling artificial-intelligence data center on a former surface mine north of Danville in Boone County”
Size
“could eventually draw up to 10 gigawatts, with the petition covering roughly 3,557 acres”
Status
“the West Virginia Department of Commerce approved LM Core Energy Services' certification petition for Project Country Roads as a High Impact Data Center”
Size
“could eventually draw up to 10 gigawatts”
Reports behind this page
- West Virginia Certifies Boone County AI Data Center Campus · walnutcreektimes.com, November 8, 2026
- West Virginia Quietly Certifies Massive Boone County AI Data Center - NewsBreak · local.newsbreak.com, November 7, 2026
- Boone County WV Data Center Certified Without Public Notice · hoodline.com, November 7, 2026
What the full file adds
- General contractorOpen: not named yet
- Electrical contractorOpen: not named yet
- Mechanical contractorOpen: not named yet
- Engineering and commissioningOpen: not named yet
- Power and cooling equipmentOpen: not named yet
- Utility and power supplyOpen: not named yet
- Tenant1 named
- Investors and lendersOpen: not named yet
- Named builders, suppliers and partners1 company named on this job besides the developer, each with its source.Ultra
- Buying stage by tradeWhen the electrical, mechanical and other trade work on this job is likely to be bought.Ultra
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