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New Mexico Partners to Set Standards for Sustainable Data Center Construction

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Green Data Center Real Estate Inc., a developer of autotrophic data centers, announced a partnership with the New Mexico Building and Construction Trades Council on September 28, 2026. The partnership aims to establish a standard for building data centers in New Mexico that is responsible, transparent, and sustainable. Jeffrey L. Steele, Executive Director of the Council, stated the goal is to define how these facilities are built and who benefits from the projects.

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The agreement establishes a new standard for data center construction in New Mexico, emphasizing responsible and sustainable practices. This partnership positions the state to attract investment while prioritizing the use of its skilled union workforce.

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Who's involved

  • New MexicoThe state where the partnership is taking place and setting new construction standards

Who could feel it

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    The partnership might attract investment and increase demand for construction services in the state.

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