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Oracle Projects $13 Billion Economic Impact in Doña Ana County Amid Regulatory Delays

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Oracle announced a projected $13 billion state economic impact from its operations in Doña Ana County, nearly three times the previous estimate of $4.7 billion. The hyperscale data center, a joint project with Stack Infrastructure, is near completion but currently lacks power. Additionally, the state has delayed a natural gas pipeline needed for a proposed fuel cell plant, and New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez filed a complaint regarding the federal review process.

From santafenewmexican.com

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The project represents a significant investment and potential tax revenue for Doña Ana County. However, regulatory hurdles, including the lack of state air quality permits and pipeline delays, create operational risk for the massive infrastructure buildout.

From santafenewmexican.com

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  • Doña Ana CountySpeculative

    Could see increased tax revenue and direct economic investment from the data center project.

  • Stack InfrastructureSpeculative

    Might face stalled project revenue and increased costs due to regulatory delays on permits.

  • El Paso ElectricSpeculative

    Could see stabilized utility costs for its customers as Oracle works to offset costs.

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