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Dossier · Organization
Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC (YGI)
The company whose name is on the permit: its subsidiary Acoma, LLC filed the first applications (the application's own Section 1-H lists Yucca as Acoma's parent — parent and subsidiary coexisting, not a rename), and it is applying to run 2,275 Bloom fuel-cell stacks around the clock ~3.6 miles south of Santa Teresa. Its registered address is the same Austin suite as BorderPlex's securities filings. Its earlier incarnation filed two applications at 249.97 and 248.9 tons of NOx — three-hundredths of a ton under the major-source line — and withdrew them the day NMED decided to hold a hearing.
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