New Mexico regulators reject utility's effort to recoup some investments in coal and nuclear plants
by Susan Montoya Bryan
Jan 04, 2024
2 minutes
Regulators rejected on Wednesday an effort by New Mexico’s largest electric utility to recoup from customers millions of dollars of investments made in a coal-fired power plant in the northwestern corner of the state and a nuclear power plant in neighboring Arizona.
The Public Regulation Commission's decision means Public Service Co. of customers will not Power Plant near Farmington or in the Palo Verde Generating Station outside of . Commissioners said those investments were not prudent.
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