Public Comment Hearing on Community Solar Rule Changes
Summary
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) has announced a public comment hearing concerning potential changes to the community solar rule. This notice invites stakeholders to provide input on proposed amendments to the existing regulations governing community solar projects in the state.
What changed
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) is holding a public comment hearing to gather input on proposed changes to its community solar rule. The notice, dated March 16, 2026, indicates that amendments are being considered for the existing community solar regulations. This presents an opportunity for interested parties to influence the future direction of community solar development in New Mexico.
Regulated entities, particularly those involved in community solar projects or energy development in New Mexico, should review the proposed changes and consider submitting comments. The hearing date and any specific comment deadlines should be noted from the associated order (linked as '24-00258-ut-26-3-25-notice-of-public-comment-hrg'). Failure to participate may result in regulations that do not align with business interests.
What to do next
- Review the proposed changes to the community solar rule.
- Submit comments to the New Mexico PRC by the specified deadline.
- Attend the public comment hearing if necessary.
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