Yucca Growth Infrastructure

Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Yucca Growth Infrastructure data center developments across 1 states, including NM.

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News ClipKUNM·Doña Ana County, NM

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The New Mexico Attorney General has launched an investigation into allegations of fraudulent public comments submitted in support of Project Jupiter, a data center campus by Oracle and OpenAI in Doña Ana County. Residents and elected officials reported their names were used without consent on letters for the project's air quality permit. The Department of Justice is collaborating with the Environment Department to ensure the integrity of the permitting process and may pursue legal action against those responsible.

environmental government legal opposition

Oracle OpenAI

7/13/2026

News ClipKUNM·Doña Ana County, NM

New Mexico Regulators to Hold Public Hearing on Project Jupiter Data Center Air Quality Permit Amid Misuse of Public Comments Allegations

The New Mexico Environment Department will hold a public hearing for Project Jupiter's air quality permit in Doña Ana County, a controversial data center developed by Oracle and OpenAI. This decision follows significant public interest and allegations that names of residents and elected officials were fraudulently used on supportive public comments, leading to a request for an Attorney General investigation. The permit application is for a microgrid using fuel cells, replacing earlier plans for natural gas plants.

environmental government opposition legal

Oracle OpenAI

7/9/2026

News ClipAlbuquerque Journal·Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM

Officials weighed in on Project Jupiter — and so did impersonators

A public comment period on an air quality permit for Project Jupiter's microgrid facility in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, recently closed, drawing significant attention from elected officials for and against the data center. The permit, initially for natural gas turbines, was updated to reflect fuel cell technology from Bloom Energy. The process was marred by controversy as some officials and residents reported supportive comments were falsely submitted under their names, prompting an investigation from Oracle and an order for a public hearing by the Environment Secretary.

environmental electricity government moratorium opposition

Oracle OpenAI

7/8/2026

News Clip1:50KRQE·Acoma, Cibola County, NM

'Very disrespectful': Acoma Governor criticizes data center project over use of Pueblo of Acoma name

A data center project in Dona Ana County, New Mexico, faced strong criticism from Acoma Governor Charles Riley for the developer's unauthorized use of the name "Acoma LLC." The Pueblo views the use of its sacred name as disrespectful, especially in light of environmental concerns surrounding the project. The developer has since removed the name and apologized.

environmental opposition government

4/22/2026