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New Mexico regulators are developing a rule to ensure any future coal-fired generation emits less than 1,100 pounds of carbon dioxide per megawatt hour.

With less than a month left before the scheduled closure of the coal-fired San Juan Generating Station, the New Mexico Environment Department is working on a rule that would ensure any future coal-fired generation emits less than 1,100 pounds of carbon dioxide per megawatt hour. The new emission requirements will go into effect on Jan. […]

>> pamela, its good to be with you. thanks. >> so i want to ask you, i was just going through the fact sheet about this bill. and it says, once there is a clear winner of the election, one candidate will be eligible for transition resources. but there was a clear winner this last election and look what happened. i mean, half the country or the majority of republicans still believe the election was stolen. what will be the standard for determining the clear winner of the election moving forward. ...

Defeated presidential candidates pressuring the vice president to reject the results will not become a regular feature of American elections under bipartisan legislation introduced...

This is largely in response to the 2020 election when former president trump and his allying tried to exploit gaps in the election law, to stay in power, even though he lost the election. what does these bills do? it would make abundantly clear that the vice presidents role is simply ministerial, that he or she does not have any unilateral theory, and also raise the threshold to objecting, which is now simply one member to one fifth of both chambers. in addition, it clarifies the transition act ...

Is this wonder fuel truly green — or just another fossil fuel in disguise?

A virtually unknown company has a $1.4 billion plan to extend the life of the state’s largest coal-fired power plant. Critics say it’s likely to be a costly distraction from a just transition.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham addresses the American Solar Energy Conference at the University of New Mexico Student Union Building on Wednesday. Elected officials and solar energy industry leaders

Mar. 24—A former official with the state Public Regulation Commission questioned Wednesday whether the 2019 Energy Transition Act is fulfilling its purpose. Without rendering an opinion, former commission hearing examiner Carolyn Glick made it clear she wonders if it is. Glick said via a text after her presentation that she didn't give the talk in connection with her current

Supporters of energy, tax, crime bills urge patience