Oracle plans fuel-cell microgrid to reduce Project Jupiter emissions

By Public Technologies
  • Oracle's Oct. 22, 2026, Project Jupiter update replaces planned gas turbines and diesel backup generators with Bloom Energy fuel cells.
  • The private microgrid will provide up to 2.45 gigawatts of installed capacity for the data center campus in Doña Ana County, New Mexico.
  • The revised design is expected to substantially reduce nitrogen oxide emissions versus previous plans while using negligible water.
  • Project-related power costs will be privately funded, requiring no utility customer funding for new generation, transmission or distribution infrastructure.
  • New Mexico's 2025 Advanced Grid Technology Act requires qualifying microgrids' generated and sold energy to come from net-zero-carbon resources by 2045.


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