Oracle-backed expert backs Project Jupiter fuel-cell microgrid plan, citing 92% cut in NOx emissions

• Oracle backed an updated energy plan for Project Jupiter that targets lower air emissions, reduced water use, reliable data center power.
• External environmental-health review supported an air-permit application for a fuel-cell microgrid, replacing prior natural-gas turbines, diesel backup generators.
• Design change projected to cut nitrogen oxide emissions by about 92% versus the prior plan, easing pressure on the Paso del Norte airshed.
• Project to avoid public drinking water for cooling or fuel-cell operations; ongoing water use estimated at 168,000 gallons a year.
• Committed $50 million to local water and wastewater infrastructure in Doña Ana County; about 80% funded.

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