No wonder supporters of New Mexico’s Green New Deal want to reshape the Public Regulation Commission (PRC.) It appears that when the PRC does its job, the truth comes out and supporters of New Mexico’s Green New Deal can’t handle it. Buried in this article discussing the New Mexico Supreme Court’s decision to bypass the PRC, was an admission about increased electric rates due to New Mexico’s Energy Transition Act. According to the article a witness for PNM, the largest utility in the state, told the PRC: “…Vice President and Corporate Controller Henry Monroy, even acknowledged costs associated with transitioning…

The more New Mexico’s elected leaders learn about the controversial Energy Transition Act, the more the anxiety grows about the impact ahead. The Energy Transition Act, or ETA, was rushed through the Legislature and signed into law earlier this year with green groups having insider access. Now less than a year later, elected leaders who supported and opposed the law are raising questions. Senator George Munoz, a Democrat from Gallup voted against the ETA and his reason is clear: “Believe it or not the Energy Transition Act will probably kill more jobs in the State of New Mexico than anything…

Power The Future has launched EnergyTransitionTruth.Com to let leaders know New Mexicans don’t like the “mini” Green New Deal. In New Mexico, the law is called the Energy Transition Act or ETA and it forces green energy standards upon New Mexicans in the years and decades ahead. Keeping in mind, New Mexico is a national leader in oil and natural gas production and the energy industry is responsible for over 90,000 jobs and billions in revenue across the state. Despite these facts, radical environmentalists wielded insider access to write the ETA and passed it through the state Legislature. Now, Power…

New Mexico’s largest electric utility, the Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) went out of their way to chastise us over our efforts to expose the truth behind their support of New Mexico’s Energy Transition Act. Called the “mini Green New Deal,” the Energy Transition Act (ETA) was quickly forced through the legislature with radical environmental groups and PNM working behind the scenes to make sure the controversial law had everything they wanted. The ETA forces New Mexicans onto a renewable path no matter how high the cost of electric bills or how many people lose their jobs. We…

If you’re proud of what you’ve done, there’s no reason to hide. So why is one of the sponsors of New Mexico’s Green New Deal hiding over 300 emails from the public? Power The Future sent in a public records request wanting to take a look at the creation of New Mexico’s controversial Energy Transition Act (ETA.) Called the state’s “mini Green New Deal,” we’ve already uncovered how New Mexico’s Energy Secretary worked with her former environmental employer on the law. Next, we wanted to see if the same groups were also the only ones granted access to sponsors in…

Forcing a transition to renewables is going to cost more than we thought. Where have we heard that before? In a little-noticed press release a few weeks ago, the Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) sent out a press release admitting a miscalculation in their plans. As part of PNM’s plans to transition to the controversial Energy Transition Act, the utility put forth several ideas on how they plan to retire reliable energy and put New Mexicans out of work. Now, PNM admits that figuring out costs to New Mexico’s families is harder than they thought: “Although these miscalculations don’t impact…