AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUtility Oversight: New Mexico DOJ is pressing PNM over unusually high bills after staffing shortages led to estimated meter readings, with some customers reporting charges over $1,000. Energy & Prices: Diesel and gasoline costs remain volatile across the state, with GasBuddy reporting some of the week’s lowest prices in multiple counties while national spikes are tied to pipeline disruptions tied to Middle East tensions. Data Center Watch: New Mexico Supreme Court set Project Jupiter air-quality permit decisions for Nov. 23, keeping developers and environmental groups in a holding pattern as hearings and approvals remain contested. Workforce & Industry: CNM is joining Sandia National Labs’ CAMINO Collaborative to build an advanced-manufacturing workforce pipeline near Sandia’s Route 66 site. Local Economy: New Mexico’s job growth is slowing, with federal cuts offsetting gains in mining, retail, and state/local government. Transportation: Overnight work will reduce Rio Bravo to one lane in both directions between 2nd Street and Isleta. Public Safety/Weather: A flash flood warning is in effect for Bernalillo County until 8 p.m.
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