Crossed wires at the PRC
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The government guarantees monopoly utilities monthly entrée into our bank accounts. It’s only fair that we be guaranteed wise utility investments in return. Continue Reading
Local governments flip the right switch on power
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Kudos to the Doña Ana County Commission and the Las Cruces City Council for battling El Paso Electric’s proposed rate increase. Continue Reading
House committee kills proposal to appoint PRC members
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Voters — and not the governor — will continue to choose members of the Public Regulation Commission for the foreseeable future. Continue Reading
Uber drivers split over House bill
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Uber drivers are split over a bill moving through the state Legislature, with some drivers saying it will allow the ride-booking company to change their contracts on a whim and pay them below the minimum wage and others saying will give them the freedom to work when they want. Continue Reading
House committee OKs proposal to appoint, not elect, PRC members
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Patrick Lyons,who has twice been elected to the state Public Regulation Commission, says the governor and not the voters ought to decide who serves on the agency’s governing board. Continue Reading
PRC decision is a victory for solar — and for New Mexico
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Each and every action that further eases the switch to solar plays a critical role in shaping a sustainable energy future for New Mexico. Continue Reading
El Paso Electric, please explain
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El Paso Electric’s 20-year operating plan is a real wallet buster for consumers and a head scratcher for anyone who follows the utility industry. Continue Reading