NM · Sierra County · 32.990°N 106.970°W
Proposal pairs on-site solar generation and battery storage covering 'a substantial portion' of demand with a utility connection; the developer's stated objective is to offset annual grid purchases with on-site renewable generation.
Residents organized as 'Project Consequences'; the Sierra County Commission unanimously converted a resolution into an 18-month data center moratorium on July 21, 2026. No lease, sublease, construction or development agreement has been executed.
New Mexico county adopts data center moratorium as residents protest Spaceport proposalPublic records surfaced a State Land Office sublease application, signed by Spaceport America director Scott McLaughlin in February 2026, to rent land to Green Data developer Aetherion Inc. for $176,400 annually; the application remains under review by the Commissioner of Public Lands.
Spaceport America data center proposal sparks curiosityReported: data based on credible news outlets or industry sources.
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