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New Mexico Gas Pipeline for Oracle Data Center Delayed to 2027

Bloomberg Technology Friday 14 August 2026, 18:13 UTC By Julian Hast 1 min read
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New Mexico Gas Pipeline for Oracle Data Center Delayed to 2027 A key New Mexico natural gas pipeline project that would supply power-generation systems for a planned Oracle Corp. data center project has been delayed and is now expected to enter service next year. The Green Chile Project pipeline, which was earlier targeting an in-service date of Aug. 15, has revised its estimated in-service date to Feb. 1, 2027, pipeline operator Energy Transfer LP’s subsidiary Transwestern Pipeline said...

New Mexico Gas Pipeline for Oracle Data Center Delayed to 2027 A key New Mexico natural gas pipeline project that would supply power-generation systems for a planned Oracle Corp. data center project has been delayed and is now expected to enter service next year. The Green Chile Project pipeline, which was earlier targeting an in-service date of Aug. 15, has revised its estimated in-service date to Feb. 1, 2027, pipeline operator Energy Transfer LP’s subsidiary Transwestern Pipeline said Friday in a regulatory filing.
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