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Oracle urges federal regulators to fast-track approval for a natural gas pipeline powering its New Mexico data center, citing operational risks from delays and potential reliance on trucked gas.
Oracle utilizes trucked compressed natural gas to bypass pipeline delays for data centers, leveraging virtual pipeline services despite quadruple the cost of traditional supply.
The Green Chile natural gas pipeline supplying Oracle's Project Jupiter data center has been delayed until February 2027 due to regulatory approval issues in New Mexico, impacting the facility's plann
New Mexico regulators denied a natural gas pipeline permit for Oracle's Project Jupiter, risking delays for the 2.5-gigawatt facility powered by Bloom Energy fuel cells due to environmental and state
Bloom Energy CEO claims local opposition to data centers boosts demand for its cleaner fuel cells over traditional gas turbines. Major clients like Oracle and Nebius have switched to Bloom systems, dr
Bloom Energy CEO KR Sridhar stated no need to sell shares despite a 200% stock surge fueled by AI data center demand for their natural gas fuel cells. The firm secured a deal with Oracle to supply up
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