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New Mexico Supreme Court lifts stays on Project Jupiter, dealing setback to opponents
News ClipAlbuquerque Journal·Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM

New Mexico Supreme Court lifts stays on Project Jupiter, dealing setback to opponents

The New Mexico Supreme Court lifted stays on Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County, allowing the Oracle and OpenAI data center to resume water pumping and proceed with its air quality permit review. This ruling deals a setback to environmental groups, though a statewide moratorium on data center development is being proposed by a state senator.

9/17/2026
News ClipLas Cruces Sun-News·Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM

NM Attorney General backs petitions challenging Project Jupiter

The New Mexico Attorney General has filed motions in support of emergency petitions from two environmental groups challenging permits for Project Jupiter, an Oracle- and OpenAI-backed data center. The New Mexico Supreme Court previously granted stays on an air quality permit hearing and approval of water well drilling for the project. The Attorney General argues that state agencies failed to follow due process, especially regarding the emergency authorization for water extraction.

9/5/2026
New Mexico attorney general backs environmental groups in Project Jupiter battle
News ClipSanta Fe New Mexican·Las Cruces, Doña Ana County, NM

New Mexico attorney general backs environmental groups in Project Jupiter battle

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has officially supported environmental groups' emergency petitions to the state Supreme Court regarding Project Jupiter, a large data center. Torrez is seeking to cancel an emergency well permit and pause the data center's air quality permit process, citing due process violations and environmental concerns. Construction for the data center, intended for AI infrastructure, is ongoing despite these legal challenges.

9/3/2026
AG backs Project Jupiter permit challenges
News ClipAlbuquerque Journal·Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM

AG backs Project Jupiter permit challenges

The New Mexico Department of Justice, led by Attorney General Raúl Torrez, has filed responses in court supporting challenges to water and air permits for Project Jupiter, a data center project in Santa Teresa. Torrez argues that state agencies, the Office of the State Engineer and the New Mexico Environment Department, cut corners and neglected public welfare in granting permits for the Oracle and OpenAI facility. Environmental groups allege that due process was violated, particularly regarding an emergency well authorization and an air quality permit for the 2.45-gigawatt, methane-powered fuel cell system.

9/3/2026