Twelve state attorneys general urge FERC to approve Oracle data center pipeline

A coalition of state AGs is backing the Green Chile gas line for Oracle's Project Jupiter, while New Mexico's own attorney general wants a deeper environmental review Twelve US state attorneys general have asked federal regulators to approve a natural gas pipeline that would feed an Oracle data center in New Mexico. Their letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) supports fast-tracking the project. The notable part is who isn’t on the list of supporters. New Mexico’s own attorney general, Raúl Torrez, is on the other side, pushing for a more thorough environmental review of the very project the coalition wants moved along. The project is called the Green Chile pipeline. It would run 17.8 miles through Doña Ana County, New Mexico.

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