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Jan 29 2020

Energy Transition Act Applies to San Juan Generating Station Abandonment

By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Energy Transition, In the News

Breaking: Today the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that the Energy Transition Act must apply to Public Service Co. of New Mexico’s (PNM) abandonment of its remaining interest in the San Juan Generating Station. This decision ensures that key funding will be…

Jan 28 2020

Road, Bridges Threaten Dolores River Canyon

By Mark Pearson Durango Herald Column, Lands Protection

Conservationists pursue protective designations like wilderness or wild and scenic rivers to help ensure the undeveloped character of cherished places is guaranteed into the future. It’s a bulwark against the creeping industrialization that often threatens to consume the quiet valleys…

Jan 24 2020

Tri-State Reveals New Energy Plan

By sjca Coal, LPEA Spotlight, Renewable Energy

This blog series covers the monthly La Plata Electric Association (LPEA) Board of Directors meetings. We’re tracking the board for transparency and accountability, as well as to stay current on their renewable energy initiatives. Find past and future spotlights here. Get…

Jan 16 2020

New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission Adopts Oil and Gas Enforcement Rules

By sjca In the News, Oil & Gas

Today the New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission unanimously adopted new enforcement rules for the oil and gas industry. The new protections will protect New Mexico's air, land and water, as well as community health. Read the full press release for…

Energy Transition Act Applies to San Juan Generating Station Abandonment

Road, Bridges Threaten Dolores River Canyon

Tri-State Reveals New Energy Plan

New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission Adopts Oil and Gas Enforcement Rules

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