Site Layer 1 LLC

Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Site Layer 1 LLC data center developments across 1 states, including NM.

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News ClipSilver City Daily Press·Hachita, Grant County, NM

Developer makes case for Hachita data center plan

Granite Renewables identified itself as the developer behind a proposed data center at the Hurt Cattle Ranch near Hachita and presented the project’s early feasibility plans to the Grant County Commission. The project could include up to 714 megawatts of solar generation and battery storage, while residents raised concerns about emissions, water use, noise, transparency and grid impacts; commissioners are considering a one-year moratorium.

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10/10/2026

News ClipAlbuquerque Journal·Silver City, Grant County, NM

Grant County data center plan leaves key questions unanswered

Granite Renewables presented the conceptual Site Layer 1 data center proposal to the Grant County Commission, but provided few definitive details about its size, power source, purpose or water plan. Residents raised concerns about emissions, electricity, water use and transparency, while Grant County prepares to consider a data center moratorium later this month.

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10/9/2026

News ClipSanta Fe New Mexican·NM

One Southern New Mexico county eyes big incentives for data center as another mulls a block

Two Southern New Mexico counties are taking contrasting approaches to data center development. Lea County commissioners are advancing a Google data center project with significant incentives, while Grant County commissioners approved the first step towards a one-year moratorium amidst community opposition and concerns over a secretive project by Granite Renewables/Site Layer 1 LLC. Environmental concerns, especially regarding water and energy use, are central to the debates in both counties.

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9/25/2026

News ClipAlbuquerque Journal·Silver City, Grant County, NM

In Silver City, rapid community response to local data center proposal

Residents of Grant County, New Mexico, are mobilizing a grassroots campaign against a proposed data center after learning about it through a public notice. The project, identified as Site Layer 1 LLC, would be powered by natural gas and is projected to emit significant greenhouse gases and particulate matter, raising environmental and health concerns. In response to community outcry, a Grant County Commissioner plans to propose a one-year moratorium on data center development.

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9/5/2026