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Conversation focuses on proposed Starpointe project Nov 13, 2026 By Conner Goetz 3 min read Prime Data Centers Senior Vice President of Development/Project Lead Kate Nolan Bryden, right, speaks with Washington County Chamber of Commerce President Jeff Kotula during a chamber event held at Range Resources in Southpointe. [Conner Goetz] The Washington County Chamber of Commerce hosted an exclusive breakfast briefing event with an international data center developer on Thursday morning. Chamber President Jeff Kotula said the event, which was held at Range Resource’s Southpointe headquarters, was intended to give members an opportunity to hear from representatives of Prime Data Centers LLC in an informal, conversational setting. The Dallas, Texas-based developer has applied to build a 350-megawatt data center campus and attached natural gas power plant in Starpointe Business Park near Burgettstown.

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