These documents detail the strategic relocation of DeReticular, an AI infrastructure studio, to West Virginia to deploy its Sovereign Stack technology. This initiative leverages the state’s H.B. 2014 legislation, which allows companies to bypass traditional power grid delays by building independent, behind-the-meter microgrids. By converting local biomass into electricity via plasma gasification, DeReticular aims to power high-density AI compute clusters with high efficiency and regulatory freedom. The plan involves a partnership with West Virginia University and the NSF RETI Consortium to advance research in grid resilience and hardware security. Operations will be split between a software hub in Morgantown and a physical testing ground in the New River Gorge. Ultimately, the project seeks to establish a self-sustaining autonomous economy that transforms regional waste into high-value digital commodities.