Will electricity supplies keep pace with the warming climate?
By ALLEN BEST
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This late-June coolish spell in Colorado is unusual. The trend is toward hot and hotter. Denver in June matched a record set just a few years ago for the earliest time to hit 100 degrees....
This late-June coolish spell in Colorado is unusual. The trend is toward hot and hotter. Denver in June matched a record set just a few years ago for the earliest time to hit 100 degrees....
Citation: "87 FR 16722" Page Number: "16722" "Notices" Take notice that the Commission received the following electric rate filings: Docket Numbers: ER11-47-014; ER12-1540-012; ER12-1541-012; ER12-1542-012; ER12-1544-012; ER14-594-016; ER14-867-002; ER14-868-003; ER16-323-011; ER17-1930-006; ER17-1931-006; ER17-1932-006; ER19-606-004; ER19-1941-002; ER20-649-002; ER21-136-003.
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