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MON: New Mexico to impose new federal food aid requirements, + More
News ClipKUNM·Doña Ana County, NM

MON: New Mexico to impose new federal food aid requirements, + More

Federal regulatory staff and environmental groups have filed protests against Energy Transfer's proposed "Green Chile Project" pipeline, intended to fuel the Project Jupiter data center in southern New Mexico. The protest, citing incomplete documentation regarding historic properties, will likely delay the pipeline's construction. The New Mexico State Land Office had previously denied construction rights on state trust land.

4/20/2026
Federal agency files protest in natural gas pipeline project in Southern New Mexico
News ClipSanta Fe New Mexican·Doña Ana County, NM

Federal agency files protest in natural gas pipeline project in Southern New Mexico$

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has protested a natural gas pipeline project in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, citing missing historic property impact findings. This pipeline is intended to power Project Jupiter, a data center complex developed by Oracle and OpenAI. The project has already faced permit denials from the New Mexico State Land Office.

4/18/2026
WED: Doña Ana County seeks answers on Project Jupiter water use, + More
News ClipKUNM·Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM

WED: Doña Ana County seeks answers on Project Jupiter water use, + More

Doña Ana County commissioners passed a resolution seeking details on Project Jupiter's water use and compliance with tax incentive agreements after reports of higher-than-disclosed water needs. Separately, environmental groups filed a federal challenge against a proposed natural gas pipeline intended to fuel the controversial data center.

4/15/2026
N.M. state land commissioner rejects application for gas pipeline to power Project Jupiter data center
News ClipThe Tri-City Record·Doña Ana County, NM

N.M. state land commissioner rejects application for gas pipeline to power Project Jupiter data center

The New Mexico State Land Office has denied a request from Energy Transfer to build a 0.63-mile segment of a 17-mile gas pipeline intended to fuel the Project Jupiter data center in Southern New Mexico. The decision, which halts construction on state trust lands, was celebrated by local opposition groups involved in ongoing lawsuits against Project Jupiter. Energy Transfer states the final pipeline route is still pending FERC determination.

4/1/2026
New Mexico agency rejects data center's applications for gas pipeline right of way
News ClipSanta Fe New Mexican·Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM

New Mexico agency rejects data center's applications for gas pipeline right of way$

The New Mexico State Land Office has denied permits for a crucial natural gas pipeline that would power Project Jupiter, a large data center development near Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County. This denial, driven by environmental concerns and community backlash, creates a significant roadblock for the controversial project. Developers must now find an alternative route for the pipeline and secure other necessary state and federal permits.

4/1/2026
Proposed 17-mile natural gas pipeline for Project Jupiter data center under review
News ClipKFOX·Santa Teresa, Dona Ana County, NM

Proposed 17-mile natural gas pipeline for Project Jupiter data center under review

A proposed 17.7-mile natural gas pipeline, the Green Chile Pipeline Project, for the Project Jupiter data center in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, is under federal review by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The pipeline is intended to supply on-site power generation for the data center, which is also seeking air quality permits from the New Mexico Environment Department. Key decisions and public comment deadlines are set for April 13.

3/23/2026