AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Permitting: The Senate voted 73-25 to advance Sen. Martin Heinrich’s bill to speed reviews for energy and infrastructure projects and make data centers pay more of the cost of grid upgrades. Sen. Ben Ray Luján voted against it; tribal governments and environmental groups say the changes could weaken protections. Data Centers: Oracle’s Project Jupiter in New Mexico faces a delay after a gas pipeline route across state trust land was denied. Its target start has shifted from August 2026 to February 2027, and Oracle issued a force-majeure notice. Real Estate: Southwest Multiple Listing Service named RealReports its official tax and public-records provider, expanding property research tools for about 4,300 Central New Mexico real estate professionals. Agriculture: A state-backed soil health campaign is spotlighting five New Mexico farmers and ranchers using practices including composting, diverse plantings and rotational grazing.
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