oil and gas

Government

Oil And Gas Changes Modernization Bill Clears State House Committee

The bill would create new regulations for the oil and gas industry in New Mexico.

The State's Chief economic forecasters address the Legislative Finance Committee Monday at Roundhouse.

Government

NM State Economists Estimate Big Drop In Additional Dollars

The forecast is that oil and gas revenues will drop in a few years back to normal levels.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham answers a question during a press conference in Dubai on Saturday during the UN Climate Change Conference.

Environment

Lujan Grisham Takes Part In EPA Emissions Rules Announcement

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham was in Dubai for the UN Climate Change Conference.

Lucinda Sydow, Chief Economist, Taxation and Revenue Department; Leo Delgado, Chief Economist, Department of Finance and Administration; Michael Morrison, Chief Economist, Department of Transportation and Ismael Torres, Chief Economist, Legislative Finance Committee answer questions from lawmakers Thursday during a Revenue Stabilization and Tax Policy Committee meeting at Roundhouse.

Government

Long-Term New Mexico Revenue Report Show Some Concerns Ahead

A report shows the state's retiree health obligations could consume all Personal Income Tax Revenue.

State economists present the latest revenue estimation numbers on Monday to the Revenue Stabilization and Tax Policy Committee.

Government

New Mexico State Revenues Continue To Rise

About $3.5 billion in new money is expected.

Interim LFC Director Charles Sallee, Economist Jennifer Faubion, and Chief Economist Ismael Torres address the Revenue Stabilization and Tax Revenue Committee on Thursday.

Government

Another Hike In Revenues Forecasted For New Mexico

A report released Thursday says revenues are expected to be $581 million more than previously forecasted.

Senate Pro-Tem Mimi Stewart and Ben Shelton, Politics and Legislative Director of Conservation Voters of New Mexico address members of the NM Senate Conservation Committee.

2023 Legislature

Greenhouse Gas Reduction Bill Stalls In Committee

A bill that would have set strong goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions failed to get out of the Senate Conservation Committee.

PFM Group Consulting LLC's (l-r) Senior Advisor William Fulton and Director Ryan McNeely present their report findings Monday to the Revenue Stabilization and Tax Policy Committee at Roundhouse.

Government

Report Says New Mexico Too Reliant On Gas And Oil Revenues

A report presented to lawmakers on Monday states too much of the state's financed are tied to the ups and downs of the fossil fuel industries.

Snow was falling at Roundhouse but the revenue projections for next fiscal year are warming the hearts of lawmakers.

Government

New Mexico Revenue Estimates Skyrocket

Forecasters say New Mexico will have about $3.6 billion above current spending obligations.

News

Ahead of Election, Mayoral Candidates Lay Out Plans For Policing and Environment

Next week, Santa Fe Residents will be heading to the polls to cast their ballots for Mayor. The big-ticket issues on a lot of people’s minds? Policing and…