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OpenAI Stargate New Mexico (Project Jupiter) Being built AI data center in Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, run by Oracle · OpenAI.
1.8 GW planned capacity
~1.3 million homes' worth of electricity, when complete
Details
Where Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM (approximate location)
Owner / operator Oracle · OpenAI
Timeline full size expected Dec 2028
Power 1.8 GW planned
Power from On-site fuel cells (Bloom Energy) and gas
Footprint 4 buildings ↗
Noise No decibel readings published for this site. Large data centers often run above 60 dB near homes, and backup generators can reach about 105 dB during tests.
Note Powered partly by on-site fuel cells and gas.
Source epoch.ai ↗
Energy and water figures are estimates based on power capacity and US averages.
What it could mean for power bills Home electricity prices rising nationwide The US Energy Information Administration expects average home electricity prices to reach 18.2 cents per kWh in 2026, almost 5% higher than 2025, with demand from businesses including data centers a key reason. Some East Coast areas may see up to 7% a year.
May 2026 · Source ↗
Towns near OpenAI Stargate New Mexico (Project Jupiter) Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM · 0 mi El Paso, TX · 27 mi Pecos, TX · 192 mi Los Lunas, NM · 203 mi Lea County, NM · 207 mi Albuquerque, NM · 222 mi Fort Stockton, TX · 235 mi Tucson, AZ · 251 mi Nogales, AZ · 252 mi Pinal County, AZ · 295 mi Mesa, AZ · 308 mi Gilbert, AZ · 315 mi Other AI data centers nearby Nearest regular data centers MDC El Paso (El Paso, TX) · 24 mi bigbyte.cc (Albuquerque, NM) · 222 mi ServerCondo-219 Albuquerque (Albuquerque, NM) · 222 mi Centersquare Albuquerque (ABQ1) (Albuquerque, NM) · 222 mi H5 Data Centers Albuquerque (Albuquerque, NM) · 222 mi See it on the map, and check your distance →
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