Project to create thousands of jobs, expand commercial uses of coal, and strengthen West Virginia’s energy leadership
MASON COUNTY, W.Va. – Governor Patrick Morrisey today announced that Frontieras North America has closed on 183 acres in Mason County, where the company will build a flagship $850 million advanced coal reformation facility that is expected to create more than 2,000 construction jobs and over 200 full-time positions once operational.
“We are excited to welcome Frontieras North America and its state-of-the-art project to Mason County. This investment demonstrates that West Virginia’s workforce and business climate can attract world-class companies and investments,” said Governor Morrisey. “Frontieras is completely aligned with our 50 by 50 energy plan and our red tape-cutting strategy. This terrific announcement for West Virginia will create so many high-paying jobs and economic growth.”
