New Mexico high court tosses complaint against PRC chairman
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September 13, 2018
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The New Mexico Supreme Court has thrown out a conflict of interest complaint against the chairman of the Public Regulation Commission.
A Santa Fe-based clean energy advocacy group sought to prevent PRC Chairman Sandy Jones from ruling on Public Service Company of New Mexico's proposed power plan over an alleged conflict of interest.
The Santa Fe New Mexican reported Wednesday that New Energy Economy initially had alleged Jones and Commissioner Lynda Lovejoy couldn't be partial in hearing PNM's "integrated resource plan" — a mix of coal, solar and other power sources to me...
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