• Oracle urged New Mexico regulators to clear an updated air permit for its Project Jupiter AI data center campus in Doña Ana County.
• Energy plan shifts to Bloom Energy fuel cells, replacing proposed gas turbines and diesel generators; expected to cut CO2 emissions 21%.
• Projected reductions versus the prior plan include nitrogen oxides 92%, carbon monoxide 67%, particulate matter 83%.
• Cooling design uses closed-loop, non-evaporative direct-to-chip systems; operations would avoid using the local public drinking-water supply.
• Project outlines $360 million in direct payments to the county, $50 million for local water-system upgrades, 4,000 construction jobs, 1,500 ongoing jobs.

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