Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Scott A. Adkins’s organization
Sep 30, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
West Virginia Public Energy Authority Public Meeting
The board discussed a presentation regarding the proposed Terra Spark energy campus in Grant County, which aims to revitalize coal through a 1.6-gigawatt project featuring integrated, next-generation carbon capture technology. Key topics included the project's ability to provide 24/7 base load generation, potential research collaborations regarding rare earth element extraction, and the need for legislative and regulatory support for permitting. The authority emphasized its interest in partnering to ensure the project's success and alignment with state economic development goals.
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West Virginia Economic Development Authority Board Of Directors Meeting
The Board of Directors reviewed the Treasurer's report and addressed old business, including loan commitment extensions and various reports regarding property, leases, insurance, and bond allocations. New business included the approval of an $18,000,000 Volume CAP allocation application and an Inducement Resolution for Prime 6 LLC. The Board also conducted an executive session to discuss financial matters, approved loan insurance requests for Val's Pals Childcare LLC and Padula Development LLC, and discussed a vacancy for the Vice-Chair position.
Aug 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
West Virginia Economic Development Authority Special Board Of Directors Meeting
The Board met to discuss the engagement of legal counsel. A motion was passed to request the appointment of a special assistant attorney general to represent the Authority in the Omnis Pleasants, LLC bankruptcy case, granting the authority to execute all necessary documents related to the appointment.
Jul 30, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
West Virginia Natural Resources Commission Public Meeting
The meeting featured the introduction of new staff and the formal announcement of a commissioner's resignation. The public comment portion addressed various wildlife management concerns, including requests to simplify hunting regulations, legalize bear baiting, increase damage stamp fees, and modify the commissioner appointment process. Additionally, attendees proposed allowing year-round coyote hunting in timber, establishing nighttime bobcat hunting, and increasing the number of dove fields on Wildlife Management Areas. Discussions also touched upon management strategies for Chronic Wasting Disease and concerns regarding the potential impact of captive cervids on disease spread.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
