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Oracle Faces FERC Delays on Jupiter Pipeline; Near-Term Stock Pressure

Oct 14, 2026, 12:19 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Regulatory delays and start-date shifts threaten Jupiter's revenue/operating timeline, refreshing near-term downside for ORCL; mixed signals from coverage (Mizuho) offer some offset.

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Oracle is pressing FERC to approve the Green Chile gas pipeline for Project Jupiter, aiming to avoid opening delays. The start date is now February 2027, contingent on routing and regulatory decisions, with New Mexico debates ongoing. Separately, a Texas breach report renews scrutiny of Oracle's healthcare unit, adding reputational risk to the project dynamics.

Oracle urges faster FERC approval for Jupiter gas pipeline.
Green Chile pipeline, 17.8 miles, would deliver 400 mmcf/d to Bloom Energy fuel cells.
Start date moved to February 2027 from August 15.
Texas breach report cites nearly 20 million exposed records; ~3 million Texans affected.
Mizuho maintains Outperform with $320 target, citing Jupiter progress.

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