New Mexico State Energy Plans

Plan Year: 2015

Energy Plan Authorizing Agency: Governor

Specific Target/Goal for Plan:
Focus on economic growth and job creation; identify incentives that increase market potential.

Data Sources/Models Used: EIA

Stakeholders Engaged:
Governor's office; State Energy Office; state agencies; utilities; industry; consumer advocates; local governments; academics; economic development organizations; industry; general public

Options for Stakeholder Engagement:
advisory committee; in-person stakeholder meetings

Sectors/Topics Covered:
Buildings; Electricity; Energy Efficiency; Environmental; Financing; Fossil; Jobs; Technology Innovation; Transportation

Target Audience for Recommendations:
Governor, Legislature, General Public

Recommendations:
p. 25-44

Plan Year: 2015

Plan Year: 2021

Plan Year: 2018

Energy References:
Mitigation Action: Establish new rebate programs where they do not exist, for homeowners who convert to low flow toilets or purchase EnergyStar certified clothes and dish washers (p.535).

Power:
Mitigation Action: Reduce Combustible Fuels Around Critical Facilities in WUI Areas This action reduces the susceptibility to wildfires at critical facilities such as power stations, power lines, transformer sites, major transportation routes and critical watersheds (p.558).

Generation:
Generators for critical facilities (p.359).

Utility:
Utilities and Infrastructure section (p.17). Mitigation Action: Update Hazus and Train Emergency Management Personnel in Use (p.530), Public Water Supply and Drought Vulnerability Assessments (p.537).

Electricity:
Electricity section (p.17).

Gas:
Gas section (p.18).

New Mexico Grid Modernization Roadmap

Plan Year: 2022

Topic: Grid Modernization

Done through each IOU

Plan Year: 2020