AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoProject Jupiter: Oracle is urging federal regulators to speed approval of a 17.8-mile gas pipeline for its Santa Teresa data center, whose power timeline has slipped to February 2027. The company says the 700-acre site employs about 4,400 construction workers and has pledged flood aid and electricity credits. Ratepayer Protections: Sen. Martin Heinrich blocked a fast-track vote on a bill encouraging states to consider making data centers cover grid costs, arguing Congress should do more to shield customers from higher bills. Wildlife Access: Attorney General Raúl Torrez says reserving 10% of hunting tags for clients of private outfitters is unconstitutional and favors wealthy, often out-of-state hunters. Geothermal: Four New Mexico projects received $17.3 million to assess underground heat resources, including a test well planned in Socorro County. Campaign Trail: New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District candidates Melanie Stansbury and Ndidiamaka Okpareke debated affordability and other issues facing voters.
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