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Delaying facilitys closure by three months could avoid summer blackouts

A utility in sun-drenched New Mexico, required by state law to shift to renewable energy sources, is preparing to shut down a decades-old coal-fired power plant in June but is struggling to get enough solar-generated electricity because of supply chain disruptions.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A utility in sun-drenched New Mexico is struggling to get enough solar-generated electricity as it prepares to shut down a coal-fired power plant amid supply chain

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -- A utility in sun-drenched New Mexico is struggling to get enough solar-generated electricity as it prepares to shut down a

A utility in sun-drenched New Mexico is struggling to get enough solar-generated electricity as it prepares to shut down a coal-fired power plant amid supply chain disruptions

A utility in sun-drenched New Mexico is struggling to get enough solar-generated electricity as it prepares to shut down a coal-fired power plant amid supply chain disruptions. Utility executives say

Threat of summer blackouts prompts review by AG’s office

State regulators approved new solar generation for Public Service Company of New Mexico on Wednesday ...

Public Service Company of New Mexico consumers will likely face blackouts this summer and in summer 2023 unless the utility and state regulators find emergency solutions to cover expected shortages during peak demand, officials say. The state Public Regulation Commission will discuss the potential crisis during its open public meeting Wednesday. PNM and some commissioners say

There are now fewer than 10 plants without a planned retirement date.