Coalition for Affordable Energy New Mexico
Legislative proposals including securitizing stranded costs, increasing the renewable portfolio standard, or limitations on coal-fired generating plants must address the impacts to state and municipal budgets, jobs and electricity rates.
Impact statement: San Juan Mine could stay open until 2033
By Hannah Grover | Farmington Daily Times. FARMINGTON — The San Juan Mine could continue to provide coal to the San Juan Generating Station, or another customer, until 2033. The final environmental impact statement for the mine’s Deep Lease Extension recommends...
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San Juan Generating Station is NOT destined to shut down
It is ready for transformation into a global leadership facility for environmental stewardship Farmington, NM - City of Farmington’s post Legislative Session path forward: The City of Farmington thanks the San Juan Legislative Delegation for its hard work this...
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SB489 on Tipping Point New Mexico Podcast
Attorney and utility expert Germaine Chappelle returns to the Rio Grande Foundation's Tipping Point New Mexico Podcast to discuss SB 489 the Energy Transition Act. This legislation just passed the New Mexico Senate (although it had not when we recorded earlier in the...
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Latest on CO2 Capture Technology 2018
MHI Engineering, Ltd., an MHI Group company based in Yokohama, provides technology, engineering, and execution for global infrastructure projects including Ammonia & Urea plants Methanol Plants Acrylic Acid Plants Polyethylene Plants LNG Receiving Terminals &...
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Economic Impact of San Juan Generating Station
Highlights of a study commissioned by Four Corners Economic Development shows the impact of the San Juan Generating Station and San Juan Coal Company on local communities, the State of New Mexico, and the Federal Government. If the San Juan Generating Station is not...
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Why We Need Carbon Capture for Climate
Carbon capture expert Julio Friedmann explains - in under 3 minutes - why anyone who’s serious about climate should be serious about carbon capture.
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Tell Your Representative 90 days for $70 million in Savings is A Good Deal
Senate Bill 489 has passed the Senate and is now heading to the House of Representatives. Unfortunately, this bill does not contain a provision that will allow the City of Farmington the 90 days it needs to vet a proposal that would allow a third party to buy San Juan...
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14th International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies, GHGT-14
Upon completion of the world largest post combustion CO2 capture plant – Petra Nova Project – MHIEng has demonstrated that commercial-scale CO2 capture plant is technically feasible. With the updated technology and lessons learned, the Advanced KM CDR Process has been...
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DOE Report on Carbon Capture Project Similar to San Juan Generating Station Proposal
City of Farmington asks Legislature for 90 days to complete feasibility study
March 4, 2019 Original Post Here City asks Legislature for 90 days to complete feasibility study on application of carbon capture technology to keep San Juan Generating Station open Senator Bill Sharer is offering today an amendment to SB 489, New Mexico’s Energy...
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We need a real debate on the benefits and the costs of Energy Transition Act
Albuquerque Journal - Guest Column BY GRAHAM BARTLETT / ALBUQUERQUE RESIDENT Tuesday, February 26th, 2019 at 12:02am Senate Bill 489 – The Energy Transition Act – not so fast! The consequences of passing this bill without an honest debate could be devastating to the...
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Farmington City Manager Provides Update on San Juan Generating Station Acquisition
Posted on: March 1, 2019 at https://www.fmtn.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=445 San Juan Generating Station Q&A FARMINGTON CITY MANAGER PROVIDES AN UPDATE AND STATUS REPORT ON THE SAN JUAN GENERATING STATION ACQUISITION THROUGH A QUESTION & ANSWER FORMAT 1. Why are...
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