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Oracle says Project Jupiter could turn to grid power if air permit falls through
News ClipOrgan Mountain News·Las Cruces, Doña Ana County, NM

Oracle says Project Jupiter could turn to grid power if air permit falls through

Oracle informed Doña Ana County commissioners that its Project Jupiter data center may need to connect to the existing power grid if its planned on-site fuel-cell system fails to secure an air quality permit. This potential change could require amendments to the project's existing agreements. The company emphasized its commitment to the off-grid plan while detailing the fuel cell's environmental benefits and progress on construction and employment.

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Oracle
9/9/2026
New initiative will save more water than Project Jupiter data center uses: Oracle
News Clip0:59KVIA ABC-7·Las Cruces, Doña Ana County, NM

New initiative will save more water than Project Jupiter data center uses: Oracle

Oracle has announced a new partnership with Arable to implement data-driven farming technologies that will conserve 21 million gallons of water annually in the Rio Grande-Bravo Watershed in Southern New Mexico. This initiative is designed to save more water than Oracle's Project Jupiter data center uses. Additionally, Oracle updated Project Jupiter's energy plan to include fuel cell technology.

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Oracle
8/14/2026
Project Jupiter says new partnership will save 21 million gallons of water a year
News ClipKFOX·Santa Teresa, Dona Ana County, NM

Project Jupiter says new partnership will save 21 million gallons of water a year

Project Jupiter, an Oracle data center in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, announced a partnership with Arable to save 21 million gallons of water annually. This builds on previous claims about water reduction through Bloom Energy fuel cell technology. The company also committed $50 million to water infrastructure in Dona Ana County amid ongoing community pressure for transparency.

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Oracle
8/12/2026
Meta's data center to use less water than expected, but concerns persist
News Clipcnhinews.com·Lebanon, Boone County, IN

Meta's data center to use less water than expected, but concerns persist

Meta's new data center in Lebanon, Indiana, will implement a closed-loop cooling system, reducing its direct water consumption compared to traditional evaporation systems. However, water-policy experts caution that this system requires more electricity, potentially shifting the overall water burden to power plants. Local residents remain concerned about the data center's total water impact and Meta's transparency.

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Meta
4/29/2026