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News from Grant County, New Mexico

New Mexico will receive nearly $68 million for electric vehicle charging infrastructure from the federal government from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law . This money comes through the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Discretionary Grant Program. The $68 million is part of a $623 million nationwide investment in electric vehicle infrastructure and comes as President Joe Biden’s

White House Infrastructure Coordinator Mitch Landrieu and Sen. Martin Heinrich toured a home in Albuquerque’s International District that was having its electrical systems upgraded. Landrieu and Heinrich visited the Morales’ home near La Mesa Elementary in Albuquerque. The Morales family bought the home in 1962 and its current owner is single mother Jennifer Morales, who […]

News from Grant County, New Mexico

Registration has opened for Sustainability Symposium 2023: The Great Conversion, held virtually on April 19 and 20....

Senator Martin Heinrich joined Canary Media senior reporter Julian Spector for a live, virtual conversation on clean energy in a time of global conflict.

Sen. Martin Heinrich urged Pres. Joe Biden to advance the development and widespread adoption of clean energy and energy-efficient electric technologies to reduce demand for Russia's fossil fuels and save money for consumers.

The Minnesota Democrat co-chairs the congressional Electrification Caucus.