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New Mexico Supreme Court stays on key aspects of Project Jupiter lifted (opens the original)
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On Aug. 23, the New Mexico Supreme Court paused proceedings for Project Jupiter, the hyperscale data center under construction in Doña Ana County, temporarily halting their air quality permit hearing and ability to draw water from a well in Sunland Park, NM. The court lifted the stay on Sept. 17, seven days after denying the project developer’s motion to vacate the stay. All five justices in the court agreed to lift the stay and deny emergency petitions filed by New Energy Economy and the Center
New Mexico among six states to secure early primary election spots (opens the original)
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New Mexico officially became the fourth among the first six states to secure a spot in the upcoming presidential primary, after the new election schedule was officiated by a vote from the Democratic Party’s Rules and Bylaws Committee on July 24. Since 2011, New Mexico’s primary election has been scheduled for the first Tuesday after the first Monday in June of each even-numbered year. For the 2028 presidential primary, New Mexicans will be voting on February 15. The new order of states for the e
NM Supreme Court pauses key elements of Project Jupiter development (opens the original)
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On Sunday, Aug. 23, the New Mexico Supreme Court paused two key elements of Project Jupiter — the hyperscale AI datacenter being constructed in Doña Ana County — after non-profit New Energy Economy and the Center for Biological Diversity filed emergency petitions, challenging the constitutionality of the project’s air permit hearing and the approval of well drilling, respectively. The court decided to stay emergency drilling of a well intended to supply the data center, as well as the air qualit
Protesters rally at NMED office over Project Jupiter air quality permit, secrecy (opens the original)
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On Friday, Aug. 21, over 100 protesters gathered outside the New Mexico Environment Department building in Santa Fe, urging NMED not to approve the air quality permit application for Project Jupiter, which would allow the construction of two power-generation microgrids needed to create 2.45 gigawatts of electricity for AI infrastructure. Members of Youth United for Climate Crisis Action led the demonstration, during which residents from across New Mexico came carrying signs with phrases such as
Project Jupiter: where the AI data center project stands in NM (opens the original)
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The proposed hyperscale AI data center Project Jupiter has sparked controversy across New Mexico since it was first announced in February 2025. The massive endeavour that was approved 4-1 by the Doña Ana Board of County Commissioners in September 2025 is projected to cover 1,400 acres in Santa Teresa and emit more greenhouse gases than Albuquerque and Las Cruces combined, according to Source NM. Stack and BorderPlex Digital Assets are constructing and developing the project, with an estimated pr
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