Repower New Mexico With a Clean Transition Plan!

Let's leave coal behind, and repower New Mexico with a clean transition plan!

The EPA has granted PNM 90 days to come up with an alternative plan for San Juan Generating Station to meet federal clean air requirements. We have until Oct 15th to make sure they invest in real clean energy, rather than more dirty coal.

We need your voice! 350NM, Sierra Club, OLE, New Energy Economy, San Juan Citizens Alliance, WildEarth Guardians, SWOP, Interfaith Power & Light, and other allies are joining forces to send a powerful message to PNM. Sign this petition to ensure that your voice is heard, and help us grow the alliance for clean energy into a powerful grassroots force.

In October, we'll deliver thousands of petition signatures and hold a rally calling on PNM and NMED to meet the demands of ratepayers and stakeholders throughout the state.

Photo Credit: Ariel Heisey

Tell PNM and the New Mexico Environment Department:

Please work with local stakeholders in developing a just and fair transition plan that meets or exceeds the EPA ruling with respect to clean air, healthy families, and a bright economic future.

Specifically, we demand a transition plan that:

  1. Retires the 4 coal-burning units at the San Juan Generating Station.
  2. Re-powers New Mexico and the Southwest with clean energy, i.e., energy efficiency, solar, wind, and geothermal. 
  3. Regenerates the Four Corners and New Mexico’s economy with economic development zones. New Mexico has what it takes—available, accessible, and economically practical renewable energy ready to be installed now.

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