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New Mexico’s largest electricity provider wants to join a financial market with other regional utilities so it can sell and buy energy the day before it’s produced and delivered.

The New Mexico governor will choose from four finalists to fill a key regulatory role on the Public Regulation Commission, overseeing utilities and energy policies across the state.

Pleased with recent regulatory approvals, officials with the Public Service Company of New Mexico’s parent company, TXNM Energy, voiced confidence in their efforts to increase grid reliability and resiliency as well as future earnings per share.

The Public Service Company of New Mexico has the OK from state regulators to install smart meters for its customers. The utility also must offer a $10 opt-out option for people who don’t want the smart meters.

The New Mexico Economic Development Department is figuring out its legislative agenda with just two months to go before the start of the 2025 Legislature.

New Mexico is splitting $9.4 million with the U.S. government following a settlement with the large gas producer Hilcorp Energy Co. over a complaint alleging the company violated state and federal air quality laws.

New Mexico can do it.

Every year, thousands of Public Service Company of New Mexico customers are left without power because a driver gazing at balloons crashes into a power pole.

Amid slow movement in getting New Mexico’s community solar program running, the State Land Office has decided to take it up on its own.

Bernalillo County commissioners unanimously approved a tax break for Ebon Solar Tuesday to encourage the solar manufacturing company to set up shop in New Mexico.

In the past few years, New Mexico has received billions of federal dollars supporting a clean energy transition and multiple announcements of major renewable energy companies setting up or expanding in the state.

Young adults can get involved in the world of trades as early as high school.

Upon first glance, it looked almost like a small pool of water. But the liquid puddle in the heart of New Mexico’s most prolific oil basin was indeed fossil fuel that overflowed from a long-since abandoned tankard.

New Mexico can do it.

Every year, thousands of Public Service Company of New Mexico customers are left without power because a driver gazing at balloons crashes into a power pole.

Amid slow movement in getting New Mexico’s community solar program running, the State Land Office has decided to take it up on its own.

Bernalillo County commissioners unanimously approved a tax break for Ebon Solar Tuesday to encourage the solar manufacturing company to set up shop in New Mexico.

In the past few years, New Mexico has received billions of federal dollars supporting a clean energy transition and multiple announcements of major renewable energy companies setting up or expanding in the state.

Young adults can get involved in the world of trades as early as high school.

Upon first glance, it looked almost like a small pool of water. But the liquid puddle in the heart of New Mexico’s most prolific oil basin was indeed fossil fuel that overflowed from a long-since abandoned tankard.