Project Jupiter, in order
What happened with this project, oldest first: the stages it reached, what the county and its cities decided, and every dated step on the record. Each entry links its source.
6 events, October 2025 to September 24, 2026. Also on the record, under the month each belongs to: 43 statements, 32 figures from other sources and 37 lines that are not events of their own. The facts, newest first: the record; the place: New Mexico.
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New Mexico Office of the State Engineer authorized emergency drilling in October 2025 [26]
2026 5 events
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Oracle announced as tenant of Project Jupiter in January 2026 [1]
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Figure · Source New Mexico
1,500 jobs: Project Jupiter would create up to 1,500 long term jobs according to campaign materials Source New Mexico local outlet
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Figure · Source New Mexico
4,000 jobs: Project Jupiter would create 4,000 construction jobs according to campaign materials Source New Mexico local outlet
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Natural gas pipeline extension rejected by state officials in July 2026 [1]
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Also in July 2026: 4 statements
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Statement · Micaela Lara Cadena, Angelica Rubio, Eleanor Chávez, Carrie Hamblen
The moratorium proposal would pause new large scale data center projects while the state develops rules for water use, energy demand, emissions, ratepayer impacts and community benefits Organ Mountain News local outlet
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Statement · David Baake, Western Resource Advocates
David Baake, attorney and energy policy consultant for Western Resource Advocates, told New Mexico lawmakers that Project Jupiter's fuel cell microgrid would emit more than all existing power plants in New Mexico combined Source New Mexico local outlet
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Statement · David Baake
Project Jupiter's emissions would put the state back at 2005 levels of CO2 from the electric sector, undoing more than 20 years of progress Source New Mexico local outlet
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Statement · David Baake
The Microgrid Oversight Act, state legislation proposed to more closely regulate microgrids and require compliance with Energy Transition Act requirements, died after clearing the Senate Source New Mexico local outlet
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New Mexico Supreme Court stayed air permit proceeding for proposed microgrid serving campus on Sept. 14 [33]
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Court lifted stay imposed on August 23 that had paused air permit proceeding and water use for Project Jupiter [24]
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Oracle issued a force majeure notice to STACK Infrastructure on September 24, allowing it to protect itself contractually if Project Jupiter fails to launch as planned in 2028 [50]
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Also in September 2026: 38 statements, 30 figures from other sources and 37 lines that are not events of their own
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Statement · Deb Haaland, Democratic gubernatorial nominee
Haaland supports a moratorium on new data center development until strong guardrails are established in law and practice. Searchlight New Mexico local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, Democratic gubernatorial nominee
Deb Haaland, Democratic nominee for governor, said during a primary debate in May that data centers do not have the best interests of the community at heart. Searchlight New Mexico local outlet
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Figure · Searchlight New Mexico
165,000,000,000 USD: Project Jupiter is a $165 billion data center campus intended to host AI infrastructure for companies like Oracle and OpenAI. Searchlight New Mexico local outlet
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Figure · Searchlight New Mexico
12,400 USD: Oracle contributed $12,400 to Deb Haaland's gubernatorial campaign in the June 28 September 7 reporting period. Searchlight New Mexico local outlet
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Figure · Source New Mexico
3,700,000 dollars: Elevate New Mexico paid nearly 3.7 million by Project Jupiter developer for pro Project Jupiter advertising Source New Mexico local outlet
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Figure · Searchlight New Mexico
74,800 USD: Individuals associated with Clayco and Oracle donated approximately $74,800 to Deb Haaland beyond corporate contributions. Searchlight New Mexico local outlet
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Figure · Source New Mexico
3,400,000 dollars: Oracle advertising campaign spent 3.4 million between January and April on media production, polling and consulting Source New Mexico local outlet
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Figure · Source New Mexico
3,400,000 dollars: New Mexico State Ethics Commission said Oracle spent 3.4 million on advertisements for Project Jupiter Source New Mexico local outlet
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Entry · Moratorium
Haaland's moratorium would not affect Project Jupiter, the Oracle- and OpenAI backed artificial intelligence data center campus under construction at the Santa Teresa Industrial Park. [25]
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Entry · Moratorium
Court unpaused regulatory proceedings that had been frozen since August, allowing air quality permit hearing to move forward [23]
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Statement · Deb Haaland, gubernatorial candidate
Haaland's eight pronged proposal requires data centers to build their own renewable energy infrastructure, use closed loop cooling systems, require prevailing wage union jobs, meet renewable energy and zero carbon requirements, meet clean air standards, post decommissioning bonds, and comply with community accountability measures. lcsun-news.com national outlet
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Statement · Martin Heinrich, U.S. Senator
U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich called for the Senate to pass his GRID Savings Act requiring data centers to pay for their own grid connections and upgrades, opposing voluntary compliance. KSFR local outlet
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Statement · Michael Egbert, Oracle spokesperson
BrabenderCox received $3.44 million from Oracle for media production, consulting, and polling related to Project Jupiter Santa Fe New Mexican local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, New Mexico Democratic gubernatorial nominee
Deb Haaland, Democratic gubernatorial nominee, said she would sign an executive order to pause all new large scale data center proposals if elected Source New Mexico local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, New Mexico Democratic gubernatorial nominee
Haaland's proposed guardrails include: prohibiting non disclosure agreements; requiring developers to build renewable energy infrastructure; requiring closed loop cooling systems; prioritizing hiring New Mexicans for union jobs; mandating compliance with clean energy goals; adhering to high standards for light pollution and noise; and imposing decommission bonds Source New Mexico local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, gubernatorial candidate
Deb Haaland, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, would support legislation for a statewide data center moratorium and said if elected she would institute a temporary statewide moratorium by executive order on her first day in office. lcsun-news.com national outlet
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Statement · reporting
Haaland's campaign received contributions from entities involved with Project Jupiter, including a maximum contribution of 12,400 dollars from Oracle America and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure CEO Clay Magouyrk. lcsun-news.com national outlet
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Statement · Mariel Nanasi, New Energy Economy Executive Director
Mariel Nanasi, Executive Director of New Energy Economy, said plaintiffs sought a fair opportunity for public to obtain evidence and test claims before state decides whether to authorize the data center Source New Mexico national outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, New Mexico gubernatorial candidate
Deb Haaland said if elected governor she will sign an executive order on day one establishing a moratorium for new large scale data center projects until legislative guardrails are passed, prioritizing local jobs, renewable energy, and water use framework. KSFR local outlet
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Statement · Campaign finance reports
Haaland received donations from Oracle and its CEO, developer of Project Jupiter Source New Mexico local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, gubernatorial candidate
Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial candidate, said a blanket ban on data centers sends the wrong message and prefers local control with statewide protections for water and energy rates, with project by project evaluation. lcsun-news.com national outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial nominee for governor
Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial nominee, said a moratorium signals New Mexico is closed for business and that he prefers to fix guardrails rather than shut down the data center industry Source New Mexico local outlet
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Figure · Santa Fe New Mexican
3,440,000 USD: Oracle spent $3.44 million on political consulting between January and April 2026 for Project Jupiter advocacy Santa Fe New Mexican local outlet
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Figure · Santa Fe New Mexican
3,700,000 USD: Elevate New Mexico received $3.7 million from Yucca Growth Infrastructure for an advertising campaign supporting Project Jupiter Santa Fe New Mexican local outlet
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Figure · Santa Fe New Mexican
4,700,000,000 USD: Project Jupiter is expected to deliver $4.7 billion in economic benefits, create 7,000 construction jobs and support 1,500 ongoing jobs Santa Fe New Mexican local outlet
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S&P downgraded Oracle in July, leaving its corporate rating one notch above junk [27]
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Entry · Moratorium
Haaland said her moratorium would not affect Project Jupiter, the Oracle- and OpenAI backed artificial intelligence data center campus under construction at the Santa Teresa Industrial Park. [22]
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Statement · Gregg Hull, gubernatorial candidate
Republican Gregg Hull said he does not support a statewide moratorium on data centers and believes local governments should make those decisions, with projects evaluated on their own merit. KOB 4 local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, gubernatorial candidate
Haaland released a list of eight protections for data center development including no backroom deals, no energy rate increases, water protections through closed loop systems, New Mexico jobs and union wages, renewable energy and zero carbon compliance, clean air and habitat protections, decommissioning bonds, and community accountability. KOB 4 local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, Republican candidate for New Mexico governor
Gregg Hull, Republican candidate for New Mexico governor, said he would use existing laws such as New Mexico's Local Economic Development Act to impose restrictions and negotiate deals with large scale companies KUNM local outlet
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Statement · reporting
Haaland's campaign received contributions from entities associated with Project Jupiter, including donations from Oracle executives totalling over 87,000 dollars according to Hull campaign analysis. KOB 4 local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, gubernatorial candidate
Hull said he supports legislation to protect water and electric rates, including a ban on using potable water and requiring data centers to pay for their own electrical infrastructure. KOB 4 local outlet
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Statement · Raul Torrez, New Mexico Attorney General
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez argued the Water Code's narrow emergency exception does not authorize approval without notice and hearing for a change and that the Office of the State Engineer ignored its own guidance. KFOX local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, Republican candidate for New Mexico governor
Hull said he would trust local counties and municipalities to make decisions about data centers in concert with the Economic Development Office, similar to Project Jupiter KUNM local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, Democratic candidate for New Mexico governor
Deb Haaland, Democrat candidate for New Mexico governor, said she would sign an executive order on day one issuing a moratorium on new large scale data center projects until protections are in place KUNM local outlet
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Statement · Martin Heinrich, U.S. Senator
Heinrich proposed an alternative bill that would require the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to issue rules for data centers using 150 megawatts or more to pay for certain grid upgrades Deseret News local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, Democratic gubernatorial nominee
Haaland mentioned geothermal energy as a potential source to power new data centers in New Mexico. Buffalo’s Fire local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, Democratic candidate for New Mexico governor
Haaland said required protections would include data centers building their own renewable energy infrastructure and having robust plans to prevent environmental harms KUNM local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, gubernatorial candidate
Democratic nominee Deb Haaland said she would sign an executive order on day one of her governorship to pause new data centers until the state adopts stronger protections. KOB 4 local outlet
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Figure · Finimize
89 to 91 cents on dollar: Oracle's Project Jupiter data center loans trading at 89-91 cents on the dollar Finimize local outlet
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Figure · KFOX
100,000,000 gallons: A totalizing meter shows the well for Project Jupiter has pumped more than 100 million gallons of groundwater from the Lower Rio Grande Basin. KFOX local outlet
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Figure · Finimize
18,000,000,000 USD: Project Jupiter loan package totals approximately $18 billion Finimize local outlet
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Figure · Finimize
95,000,000,000 USD: Oracle forecasting up to $95 billion of capital expenditure for fiscal 2027 Finimize local outlet
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Figure · lcsun-news.com
197,000,000 gallons: Center for Biological Diversity reported that the well at Project Jupiter has supplied over 197 million gallons for construction lcsun-news.com local outlet
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Figure · Finimize
25,000,000,000 USD: Oracle expecting up to $25 billion of customer repayments Finimize local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial candidate
Hull said he would require data centers to overbuild power supply by minimum of 20 megawatts and deliver excess energy to grid The Eastern New Mexico News local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland, Democratic gubernatorial candidate
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Deb Haaland announced support for a statewide moratorium on data centers until they meet an eight part plan including water protections, no utility rate increases and using renewable energy The Eastern New Mexico News local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial candidate
Hull cited campaign finance records showing Haaland received over $87,000 in contributions from Oracle and Project Jupiter executives The Eastern New Mexico News local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial candidate
Republican gubernatorial candidate Gregg Hull said a moratorium is not needed, as state and local governments have protections through permits The Eastern New Mexico News local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial candidate
Hull said he would require data centers to build a $50 million desalinization plant to produce water from brackish water The Eastern New Mexico News local outlet
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Statement · Oracle, company spokesperson
Oracle claimed construction uses non potable water from existing New Mexico water rights holder for dust control and other construction activities. KUNR Public Radio local outlet
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Figure · KUNR Public Radio
197,000,000 gallons: New Mexico State Engineer reported that 197 million gallons have been used in construction to date. KUNR Public Radio local outlet
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Increased scrutiny followed by denial of a key permit raised questions about whether the data center will come online as planned [29]
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Oracle sent Blue Owl a force majeure notice about Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico [29]
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Green Chile pipeline was delayed from August 2026 target to February 2027 after New Mexico State Land Office denied right of way permits. [35]
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Oracle issued a force majeure notice to Blue Owl, the project developer unit, due to facility delays relative to the 2028 launch date. [35]
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Project Jupiter's Green Chile natural gas pipeline was delayed from August 2026 to February 2027. [41]
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Project Jupiter has a 2028 launch date target. [41]
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Oracle sent a force majeure notice to Project Jupiter's developer in New Mexico. [41]
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Oracle sends force majeure notice on Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico [39]
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Oracle sent force majeure notice to Blue Owl Capital seeking payment deferral if project misses 2028 deadline [1]
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A natural gas pipeline needed for the facility has faced delays after permit denials [38]
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Oracle issued Request for Proposals to develop 2GW of renewable energy capacity in New Mexico for Project Jupiter [1]
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Project has faced denial of key permit amid growing public backlash over power demands and local impacts of massive data centers [42]
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Oracle invoked force majeure provision to delay payments if Project Jupiter is delayed and facility does not come online in 2028 [42]
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Oracle issued force majeure notice to Project Jupiter developers [40]
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Project Jupiter was scheduled to come online in 2028. [34]
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Oracle sent a force majeure notice to the developer building Project Jupiter due to regulatory hurdles and local opposition. [34]
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Natural gas pipeline needed for facility has faced delays after permit denials [38]
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Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico targeting 2028 completion [38]
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Oracle seeks to defer payments if Project Jupiter fails to come online in 2028 as planned [37]
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Oracle sent a contractual notice tied to Project Jupiter seeking protection if construction delays disrupt its 2028 target [38]
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New Mexico Supreme Court let permitting resume on September 17, 2026 [36]
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Gas pipeline serving site has twice been denied a state land crossing [36]
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Natural gas pipeline to serve campus has faced delays and legal challenges involving water and air quality permits [33]
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Oracle sends force majeure notice seeking to defer payments if project delays beyond 2028 opening [33]
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Oracle data center delay reported in mid day stock market news [31]
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Oracle issued force majeure notice on major data center project in New Mexico where it is primary tenant [30]
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Oracle sent force majeure notice to Project Jupiter developer seeking to delay payments if data center misses 2028 operational target [28]
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Oracle sent a force majeure notice to Blue Owl Capital unit seeking to delay payments if data center fails to come online in 2028 [32]
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Energy Transfer pipeline delayed to February 1, 2027 after regulatory denials. [48]
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Project planned to come online in 2028. [48]
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Oracle sent force majeure notice to Blue Owl Capital on Project Jupiter after energy permit denial and pipeline delay. [48]
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Oracle says Project Jupiter construction remains on schedule despite force majeure notice. [49]
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Oracle declared force majeure over possible power delays to Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico to delay transition to higher rent payments. [49]
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Statement · Oracle
Oracle states Project Jupiter remains on planned schedule despite force majeure notice. Investing.com local outlet
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Statement · Jackson Ader, KeyBanc analyst
KeyBanc analyst Jackson Ader noted Oracle is in the most tenuous cash position among its rivals, with payment schedules misaligned to actual construction progress. Investing.com local outlet
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Statement · Clay Magouyrk, co-CEO at Oracle
Clay Magouyrk, co CEO at Oracle, stated neither Project Jupiter sites will have impact on FY 2027 revenue or earnings guidance SuaraGarut.ID local outlet
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Statement · Gil Luria, head of technology research at D.A. Davidson
Gil Luria, head of technology research at D.A. Davidson, stated that Oracle's New Mexico data center is unlikely to be canceled despite state and local government pushback CNBC national outlet
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18,000,000,000 dollars: About 18 billion dollars of debt tied to campus quoted at 89 to 91 cents on the dollar finance.biggo.com local outlet
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4 percent: Oracle shares fell about 4 percent in premarket trading Thursday finance.biggo.com local outlet
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16 states: According to the National Conference on State Legislatures, 16 states are considering bans on new data center builds ai-cio.com local outlet
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Figure · Seeking Alpha
2.45 GW: Project Jupiter is designed to handle 2.45 gigawatts of power. Seeking Alpha local outlet
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Figure · Data Center Dynamics
165,000,000,000 USD: Stack and BorderPlex Digital Assets building Project Jupiter with up to $165 billion investment Data Center Dynamics trade press
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Figure · Data Center Dynamics
4,700,000,000 USD: Project Jupiter expected to bring more than $4.7 billion in economic benefit to New Mexico Data Center Dynamics trade press
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Figure · Investing.com
165,000,000,000 dollars: Project Jupiter is estimated at 165 billion dollars. Investing.com local outlet
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Figure · SuaraGarut.ID
7,400,000,000 dollars: Oracle reported strong cloud infrastructure revenue surge of 121 percent to 7.4 billion dollars in fiscal first quarter SuaraGarut.ID local outlet
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Figure · Data Center Dynamics
1,000,000 USD: Oracle announced up to $1 million funding for carbon capture and sequestration research at Project Jupiter Data Center Dynamics trade press
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Figure · Investing.com
2.45 GW: Project Jupiter has a capacity of 2.45 gigawatts. Investing.com local outlet
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Figure · TheEnergyMag
18,000,000,000 USD: Campus secured $18 billion in loans from consortium of banks TheEnergyMag local outlet
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Figure · Data Center Dynamics
2.5 GW: Project Jupiter is a 2.5GW data center campus in New Mexico Data Center Dynamics trade press
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Figure · Yahoo Finance
2.45 GW: Project Jupiter designed to handle 2.45 gigawatts of power Yahoo Finance national outlet
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Figure · Seeking Alpha
165,000,000,000 dollars: Project Jupiter is estimated to cost 165 billion dollars. Seeking Alpha local outlet
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Statement · Deb Haaland
Haaland noted that while the majority of New Mexicans she speaks with are not in favor of nuclear power, developers have increasingly proposed building small nuclear reactors on site to power data centers ictnews.org local outlet
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Statement · Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial nominee
Gregg Hull, Republican gubernatorial nominee, said he does not support a moratorium but believes data centers need to be sited responsibly with accountability for water use, energy impact, and community input ictnews.org local outlet
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Statement · KR Sridhar, Bloom Energy CEO
KR Sridhar, Bloom Energy CEO, stated that Bloom boxes are fungible and can be redirected from one location to another after shipment, unlike conventional power plants TradingView local outlet
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