Regulators Approve Pnm Irp Despite Staff Criticism The new mexico public regulation commission (prc) voted 3 0 on april 4 to accept pnm’s irp — even though prc utility division staff had several criticisms of the plan, including its. 2023 integrated resource plan. pnm is always planning for the future and every three years, with the help of our customers and local advocates and stakeholders, pnm files an integrated resource plan (irp) with the new mexico public regulation commission (nmprc) that includes a four year action plan and a look at energy needs over the next 20.
New Mexico Regulators Approve Pnm Rate Hike Through the irp planning process, pnm identified the most cost effective resources to meet our customers' energy needs while maintaining reliability, affordability, resiliency, and working towards a carbon zero footprint. in 2023, pnm published its final irp report, mapping the utility’s resource planning from 2023 to 2043. In return, pnm must provide reliable service, meet state and federal regulations, and work in the best interests of customers. in doing so, pnm has the right to recover prudent costs, including the opportunity to make a reasonable return on investments. the results of the irp illustrates that energy needs are changing and replacing coal supply with. In the matter of pnm’s electric integrated resource plan for the period 2020 2040 in compliance with nmac 17.7.3.9 ) ) ) ) ) case no. 21 00033 ut final order adopting staff’s recommendation to accept pnm’s irp as updated this matter comes before the new mexico public regulation commission (the. Pnm welcomes the continuing engagement of stakeholders in the planning process for the 2023 integrated resource plan (irp). throughout the irp process, stakeholders offer presentations, and send emails, studies, comments or letters. access copies of all such stakeholder input and any related pnm responses here: stakeholder presentations and.
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