New Mexico’s Comprehensive Energy Transition Strategy
The Comprehensive Energy Transition Strategy
New Mexico’s first Comprehensive Energy Transition Strategy (CETS) is a significant achievement made possible through the leadership of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, and the support of so many New Mexicans who contributed their expertise, ideas, and time to this effort. CETS recognizes that reliability, economic development, affordability, workforce opportunity, and emissions reductions are not competing priorities. They are mutually reinforcing goals that position New Mexico to remain an energy leader while building a stronger, more resilient future for generations to come.
The recommendations contained in CETS provide a menu of options for future legislative action, agency initiatives, public-private partnerships, and continued collaboration across sectors. The document is broken into five levers that the State of New Mexico can pull to ensure that we proactively achieve our energy goals.
Background Documentation
All Phase 2 Public Policy Forum Reports
Forum Reports
- January 28 – Hobbs (Reliable Energy Delivery and Emissions Reductions)
- February 11 – Farmington (Grid Resilience and Transmission Build Out)
- February 25 – Española (Rural and Tribal Land Electrification)
- March 11 – Sunland Park (The Future of Transportation)
- March 25 – Albuquerque (Energy Efficiency and Incentives)
- April 8 – Gallup (Geothermal Energy through Innovation)
- April 22 – Santa Fe (Critical Data Needed for the Energy Transition)
