Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC-YGI Microgrid Air Quality Construction Permit Application

Comment From: Ruben Amaya

6/23/26 @ 8:18 AM

I am writing to express my support for Project Jupiter, which I believe offers significant benefits for our community.

Project Jupiter is poised to bring substantial economic growth to Doa Ana County. It is anticipated to create 4,000 construction ...↓

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Comment From: Shayna Mccduy

6/23/26 @ 8:17 AM

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Comment From: Mark Pino

6/23/26 @ 8:06 AM

I support because the amount of employment opportunities that will rise. I suggest helping with NM residents in relocation for employment as an incentive or sign on bonus.
Sincerely,
Mark Pino

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Comment From: Andreas Maes

6/23/26 @ 8:06 AM

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Comment From: Hyatt John

6/23/26 @ 8:06 AM

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Comment From: Jolene Ortiz

6/23/26 @ 8:05 AM

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Comment From: Sarah Vanwoerkon

6/23/26 @ 8:05 AM

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Comment From: Gary Ald

6/23/26 @ 8:05 AM

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Comment From: Andreas Maes

6/23/26 @ 8:05 AM

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Comment From: Tatiana Pannell

6/23/26 @ 8:05 AM

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Comment From: Melanie Lozoya

6/23/26 @ 8:04 AM

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Comment From: Eboni Jones

6/23/26 @ 8:04 AM

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Comment From: Mark Pino

6/23/26 @ 8:04 AM

I Support the idea, I think it's a really good idea for New Mexico.
Sincerely,
Theresa Cortez

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Comment From: Melanie Lozoya

6/23/26 @ 8:04 AM

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Comment From: Judy Lucero

6/23/26 @ 8:04 AM

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Comment From: Matthew Roybal

6/23/26 @ 8:04 AM

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Comment From: Joseph Ortega

6/23/26 @ 8:04 AM

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Comment From: Cheryl Dean

6/23/26 @ 8:03 AM

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Comment From: Eli Cortez

6/23/26 @ 8:03 AM

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Comment From: Eli Cortez

6/23/26 @ 8:03 AM

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Comment From: Sarah Leon

6/23/26 @ 8:03 AM

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Comment From: Sonia Reynolds

6/23/26 @ 8:03 AM

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Comment From: Matt Martinez

6/23/26 @ 8:02 AM

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Comment From: Mason Miller

6/23/26 @ 8:02 AM

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Comment From: Terri Craig

6/23/26 @ 8:02 AM

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Comment From: Anthony Gomez

6/23/26 @ 8:02 AM

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Comment From: Mario Meraz

6/23/26 @ 8:02 AM

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Comment From: Mario Meraz

6/23/26 @ 8:02 AM

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Comment From: Bart Dimarco

6/23/26 @ 8:02 AM

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Comment From: Eli Cortez

6/23/26 @ 8:01 AM

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Comment From: Norvil Tate

6/23/26 @ 7:57 AM

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Comment From: Jose Garza

6/23/26 @ 7:57 AM

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Comment From: Nayomi Anchondo

6/23/26 @ 7:57 AM

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Comment From: Antonio Padilla

6/23/26 @ 7:57 AM

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Comment From: Michael Perez

6/23/26 @ 7:57 AM

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Comment From: Angel Madrid

6/23/26 @ 7:57 AM

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Comment From: Hiram Colon

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Nadia Powell

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Natalie Burgs

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Randy Gallegos

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Loretta Rothstein

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Phillip Anaya

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Deveral Wilson

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Deborah Williams

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Justin Bear

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Joseph Diaz

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Keila Lopez

6/23/26 @ 7:56 AM

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Comment From: Elizabeth Dykstra

6/23/26 @ 6:32 AM

Thank you for the opportunity to comment. After reading background information on Project Jupiter and their subsequent requests for permits regarding air quality and construction I believe the Dona Ana county needs a higher level of review. I do not ...↓

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Comment From: BRENDA Solis

6/22/26 @ 10:20 PM

This is a supplemental comment. In reviewing comments, I have discovered that these are all identical in language. This is a farce. 1571 comments. Each one I reviewed (maybe 15 i looked at) had IDENTICAL language. These are paid commenters...by proje...↓

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Comment From: BRENDA Solis

6/22/26 @ 10:02 PM

I am writing to strongly oppose the latest filing for the air permit by Yucca. This is a disaster in the making. The pollution to our community would be catastrophic.

I urge you to deny this permit application.

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Comment From: Aaron Harrington

6/22/26 @ 5:32 PM

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Comment From: Raul Torres

6/22/26 @ 5:32 PM

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Comment From: Christopher Clam

6/22/26 @ 5:32 PM

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Comment From: Valentina Paige

6/22/26 @ 5:32 PM

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Comment From: Michelle Alderete

6/22/26 @ 5:31 PM

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Comment From: Al Payne

6/22/26 @ 5:27 PM

I am expressing my tentative support for Project Jupiter, given that the job creation and positive effects do not outweigh the negative effects.

I urge the New Mexico Environment Department to approve this important project with caution.

Sincerely,...↓

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Comment From: Alan Thomas

6/22/26 @ 5:22 PM

Dear NMED staff,

My name is Alan Thomas. I am a New Mexico resident, living in Albuquerque, and I am writing because I am concerned about the risks and harms Project Jupiter poses to New Mexicans. I am submitting this comment to urge the New Mexico...↓

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Comment From: Rafael Liger

6/22/26 @ 5:20 PM

I am writing to express my opinion to approve the project under the understanding that the project is gonna continue to optimize the efficiency of the data center and a severe focus on proper water treatment and a heavy focus on minizing it's impact ...↓

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Comment From: Bridgette Ortega

6/22/26 @ 5:09 PM

I am writing to express my support for Project Jupiter, which I believe offers significant benefits for our community.

Project Jupiter is poised to bring substantial economic growth to Doña Ana County. It is anticipated to create 4,000 construction...↓

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Comment From: Douglas Taylor

6/22/26 @ 5:09 PM

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Comment From: Jerry Cantwell

6/22/26 @ 5:01 PM

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Comment From: Jourdan Herrera

6/22/26 @ 4:58 PM

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Comment From: Bianca Diaz

6/22/26 @ 4:23 PM

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Comment From: Abraham Perez

6/22/26 @ 4:22 PM

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Comment From: Dennis Johnson

6/22/26 @ 4:22 PM

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Comment From: Michael Falasco

6/22/26 @ 4:22 PM

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Comment From: Austin Halstead

6/22/26 @ 4:22 PM

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Comment From: Virgil Foley

6/22/26 @ 4:22 PM

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Comment From: Peter McCarthy

6/22/26 @ 4:21 PM

In the comments you are receiving, I noticed (in form letters) that those who support Project Jupiter are touting its economic benefits - construction jobs and project-supported jobs, $50 mil for local water system, $360 mil for schools, infrastructu...↓re and local services, and a $6.9 mil to fund workforce development, support the Boys & Girls Club and the local community college, and to restore habitat and clean drinking water. These are significant sums but compared to the sheer size of the $165 billion dollar, 1400 acres, 3 million square foot project, and the tax breaks already given, barely a drop in the overall financial bucket. Corporate developers, Oracle, headed by Larry Ellison, the sixth wealthiest man in our country and a devoted Trump supporter, and OpenAI hope to gloss over the sheer environmental impact of this massive project by aggressively emphasizing these seemingly positive economic benefits. We see them inundating NM newspapers in an attempt to create a positive spin in order to manipulate public opinion in favor of a project which they know the majority of New Mexican residents are strongly opposed to. This negative opinion regarding burgeoning data centers is not just held by New Mexicans. In a recent poll, 71% of everyday Americans claimed they did not want one of big tech's massive data centers, the sheer scope of which are almost beyond ordinary folk's conception to truly comprehend, in their communities. This is why developers of these destructive projects are turning away from larger population centers and focusing on smaller more economically vulnerable communities. Even as the developers scurried to try to make this project more palatable to the public, it still remains a potential environmental nightmare which in all likelihood will only further enrich them and companies like Bloom Energy, whose stock price has risen 1,430% in the last year alone. Bloom Energy is going to provide a technology the scope of which they have NEVER done before. Their fuel cell technology has never occurred at the scale being proposed for Project Jupiter - 1000 times larger than the largest existing Bloom fuel cell installation. Even if Bloom can pull this off (and what are the environmental ramifications if they can't?), no one actually knows with certainty what the overall deleterious effects (especially long-term) will be except that, without a doubt, high levels of greenhouse gas and toxic pollutants (the plans for handling of which are still a mystery) will absolutely be produced and will absolutely impact the health, safety and welfare of surrounding communities. When all is said and done, this is the issue the NMED Air Quality Bureau should be concerned about. But there are other valid concerns. In one of the comments I read, Kathleen Walsh wrote "Aqua es vida!" This project has attempted to become more water efficient, but the stark reality is that massive date centers require millions of gallons of precious water to operate. In the face of the extreme drought conditions we are now under, their need for this finite resource will certainly exacerbate the risk of depleting (and/or polluting) endangered aquifers that communities need for their very survival. Lastly, an important environmental issue, which can be easily be swept aside when such staggering sums of money are being thrown around, enriching the few and the powerful but endangering the majority of others without clout or sway, is quality of life. Again, I agree with Kathleen Walsh who wrote, "We need our water and peace of mind. We don't want it stealing our electricity and making us pay for it. We don't want the noise it generates. Please save our water!" I urge the New Mexico Environmental Department to reject the Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC's initial NSR air quality permit application for the YGI Microgrid and to preserve and protect our endangered New Mexico environment (and quality of life), as you are so empowered to do.

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Comment From: Laura Anderson

6/22/26 @ 4:21 PM

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Comment From: Mona Sa

6/22/26 @ 4:13 PM

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Comment From: Clovis Boatright

6/22/26 @ 4:03 PM

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Comment From: Joselyn Orozco

6/22/26 @ 4:03 PM

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Comment From: Yvonne Taylor

6/22/26 @ 3:56 PM

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Comment From: Chuck Beckham

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Johnny Sisk

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Ana Rivivall

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Joseph Lujan

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Robert Trasp jr

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

I think project Jupiter is great for New Mexico. Its gonna bring in a lot of money over certain amount of years and its gonna bring a lot of jobs to New Mexico as well.

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Comment From: Joseph Sanchez

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Joseph Sanchez

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Angela Castruita

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Elee Silva

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Will Mosley

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Nathaniel Zacek

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Enrique Sosa

6/22/26 @ 3:55 PM

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Comment From: Jourdan Herrera

6/22/26 @ 3:54 PM

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Comment From: Sergio Gonzalez

6/22/26 @ 3:54 PM

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Comment From: Eliseo Peña

6/22/26 @ 3:54 PM

I am writing to express my support for Project Jupiter, which I believe offers significant benefits for our community.

Project Jupiter is poised to bring substantial economic growth to Doña Ana County. It is anticipated to create 4,000 construction...↓

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Comment From: Mike Garcia

6/22/26 @ 3:54 PM

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Comment From: Chandler Gatten

6/22/26 @ 3:54 PM

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Comment From: Aaron Velvivia

6/22/26 @ 3:54 PM

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6/22/26 @ 3:54 PM

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6/22/26 @ 3:54 PM

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Comment From: Melvin Brown

6/22/26 @ 3:43 PM

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Comment From: Diana Sanchez

6/22/26 @ 3:43 PM

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Comment From: Art Garcia

6/22/26 @ 3:42 PM

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Comment From: Esmeralda Caruthers

6/22/26 @ 3:40 PM

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Comment From: Evelyn Perez

6/22/26 @ 3:40 PM

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