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Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

PRC nominating committee sends names to governor

by Hannah Grover November 7, 2024

The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission nominating committee is submitting four names to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to consider for appointment to the regulatory body. The committee is required by law to submit at least two names to the governor.  The PRC rules on utility rate increases, electrical generation resources, broadband infrastructure and other important […]

Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

Nominating committee finishes interviewing candidates for PRC

by Hannah Grover October 24, 2024
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

Nominating committee kicks off interviewing candidates for PRC

by Hannah Grover October 23, 2024
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

What to know about the seven candidates for PRC

by Hannah Grover October 9, 2024
NMPR
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation, Quick Reads

NM regulators look into how the electric grid may impact economic development

by Hannah Grover October 3, 2024
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

PNM, EPE look to increase regional collaboration amid energy transition challenges

by Hannah Grover September 1, 2024
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation, Quick Reads

PRC approves new reliability metrics rule

by Hannah Grover August 9, 2024
NMPR
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation, NM Legislature

During groundbreaking of SunZia transmission line, lawmakers discuss the future of New Mexico’s electric grid

by Hannah Grover September 5, 2023
NMPR
Posted inUncategorized

Heinrich, Biden official tour home made more efficient with federal funds

by Nicole Maxwell July 7, 2023
Posted inEducation, Energy

Industry comes out in force, committee kills energy surtax for early childhood ed funding

by Laura Paskus February 22, 2017

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