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West Virginia Regional Technology Park

The West Virginia Regional Technology Park is a 258-acre multi-tenant campus in South Charleston, West Virginia, focusing on research, innovation, and economic development. It serves as a hub for startups and established businesses, facilitating the transformation of ideas into market-ready products.

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2010
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United States, Americas
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The West Virginia Regional Technology Park, located in South Charleston, West Virginia, was established in 1949 as the Union Carbide Corporation Technology Center. It became the largest research and development center for Union Carbide. In 2001, the Dow Chemical Company acquired Union Carbide and continued operations until 2011 when the property was donated to the State of West Virginia. The park spans 258 acres and is home to over 30 businesses, contributing to the local economy through innovation, research, and technological advancement.

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The West Virginia Regional Technology Park focuses on supporting STEM industries and institutions. It provides ready-to-use laboratory, pilot plant, office, warehouse, and industrial facilities. The park aims to foster economic growth and innovation by offering access to a skilled workforce and a collaborative ecosystem that accelerates commercialization and manufacturing.

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The park offers access to specialized facilities, a skilled workforce, and a collaborative environment that supports innovation and commercialization in STEM fields.

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