New Mexico data centers and energy regulations: new and proposed rules
23 notices on data centers and energy from New Mexico since 1 October 2026: final rule, emergency rule, proposed rule and notice. Rules first, newest first, each with its dates and a link to the state register.
- Final rule
Amends interconnection rules for generating facilities up to 10 MW capacity connected to New Mexico electric utilities.
- Emergency rule
Emergency rule defining simplified process and system impact studies for generating facility interconnection.
- Emergency rule
Emergency rule establishing conditions for disconnection and disconnect switch requirements for generating facilities.
- Emergency rule
Emergency rule requiring utilities to collect and retain interconnection data and setting queue position adjustment procedures.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule defining energy storage systems, export capacity, and interconnection procedures for distributed resources.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule establishing interconnection procedures for generating facilities up to 10MW connecting to rural cooperatives.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule establishing screen criteria for evaluating interconnection applications to distribution systems.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule governing modifications to interconnection applications and generating facility configurations.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule on aggregate capacity evaluation and confidential information protections in interconnection applications.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule on cost-sharing mechanisms and grid modernization analysis for interconnection upgrade expenditures.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule on interconnection of generating facilities to utility system; addresses large-load customer obligations and utility tariffs.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule on interconnection timelines and procedures for distributed generation facilities up to specified MW sizes.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule on material modification determinations and queue position retention for generating facilities.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule on network system screens and aggregated generation percentage thresholds for interconnection review.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule requiring control settings documentation for distributed energy resource interconnection.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule requiring utilities to provide interconnection information and allowing time extensions for small utilities.
- Notice
Definitions and standards for interconnecting generating facilities up to 10 MW with utility systems.
- Notice
Definitions for limited export capability and material modifications affecting interconnection facilities.
- Notice
Definitions for network systems and distributed energy resource operating modes and exports.
- Notice
Definitions for power conversion units, rated capacity, and protective functions in interconnection.
- Notice
Notice describing four interconnection review paths for generating facilities of varying sizes and types.
- Notice
Notice detailing applicable IEEE and UL standards for interconnecting distributed energy resources.
- Notice
Rule establishing interconnection application procedures and cost responsibility for utility system upgrades.
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About these New Mexico notices
Which New Mexico notices are listed?
Notices, proposed, emergency and final rules on data centers and energy printed in the New Mexico register since 1 October 2026, newest first. Each links to the page it was printed on.
Is any of this reviewed by a lawyer?
No. The one-line description of each notice is drafted by a model and is not attorney-reviewed. Read the register page before relying on it.
Every data centers and energy rule change, with its date
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