One outcome of this summit was that New Mexico became the first state that requires investor-owned utility companies to include storage in their integrated resource plans.
Martin Heinrich: “One outcome of this summit was that New Mexico became the first state that requires investor-owned utility companies to…”
On the recordDecember 4, 2017
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Heinrich notes New Mexico's pioneering requirement for energy storage in utility plans.
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