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Public Service Company Of New Mexico — PNM — Corporate Update (2025)

17 slides from Public Service Company Of New Mexico's corporate update, 2025

  1. Slide 1: North Albuquerque Acres Substation Project

    North Albuquerque Acres Substation Project COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDER BRIEFING SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  2. Slide 2: Today's Agenda

    TODAY’S AGENDA WHY WE ARE HERE. • Overview and Load Growth Area • Project Need • Outreach Conducted • Proposed Site and Alternatives • Anticipated Next Steps • How You Can Help • Questions SLIDE 2 | SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  3. Slide 3: Project Overview and Purpose

    SUBSTATION PROJECT PROJECT OVERVIEW AND PURPOSE PNM is proposing a new substation in far Northeast Albuquerque to maintain reliable power and meet growing energy demand. The existing substations serving your area are reaching their capacity. This project is crucial for preventing future power outage

  4. Slide 4: Why This Project Is Needed

    WHY THIS PROJECT IS NEEDED Many far Northeast Albuquerque customers receive electricity from existing substations that do not have the capacity to serve the ongoing growth in the area. The problem is also increasing. Average energy demand at nearby substations continues to exceed the capacity of the

  5. Slide 5: North Albuquerque Acres Substation Study Area

    NORTH ALBUQUERQUE ACRES SUBSTATION STUDY AREA SLIDE 5 | SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  6. Slide 6: Distribution Feeders with Load Growth from 2021 to 2024

    DISTRIBUTION FEEDERS WITH LOAD GROWTH FROM 2021 TO 2024 The colored areas on the map are the locations of load growth from 2021 to 2024. The load increase measured in each area is shown in kilovolt-amperes (kVA). For reference, about 100 kVA can serve 10-14 average sized homes. SLIDE 6 | SPRING-SUMM

  7. Slide 7: Areas of Risk – Loss of Substation Transformers Projected 2025

    AREAS OF RISK – LOSS OF SUBSTATION TRANSFORMERS PROJECTED 2025 The red areas are potential areas at risk for brownouts in the event of a Substation Transformer outage during peak load timeframes. These are not co-incident, but per each area substation outage as noted for each Substation. A brownout

  8. Slide 8: Areas of Risk – Loss of Substation Transformers Projected 2031

    AREAS OF RISK – LOSS OF SUBSTATION TRANSFORMERS PROJECTED 2031 Projected 2031 potential areas at risk for brownouts in the event of a Substation Transformer outage during peak load timeframes. SLIDE 8 | SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  9. Slide 9: New Substation Normal Configuration

    NEW SUBSTATION NORMAL CONFIGURATION The location of the New Substation is not shown as the exact location; it is just for reference to the load it will serve. SLIDE 9 | SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  10. Slide 10: Existing Substation Transformer Load with 2% Growth Forecast

    EXISTING SUBSTATION TRANSFORMER LOAD WITH 2% GROWTH FORECAST SLIDE 10 | SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  11. Slide 11: Current Substation Transformer Load

    CURRENT SUBSTATION TRANSFORMER LOAD SLIDE 11 | SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  12. Slide 12: Substation Transformer Load After New Substation Capacity Is Added

    SUBSTATION TRANSFORMER LOAD AFTER NEW SUBSTATION CAPACITY IS ADDED SLIDE 12 | SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  13. Slide 13: Project Benefits

    PROJECT BENEFITS SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED RISK OF POWER OUTAGES IN NORTHEAST ALBUQUERQUE • Will bolster the Northeast Albuquerque metro area’s electric grid, reducing the risk of outages and other service interruptions in the area. • Will help meet the area's current demand for electricity, keeping the

  14. Slide 14: Outreach Conducted to Date

    OUTREACH CONDUCTED TO DATE • Launched in August 2024. • Sent update emails to 29 neighborhood and homeowners associations. • Met with neighborhood and homeowners associations. • Conducted eight follow-up briefings with association leadership, as well as meetings with: o The New Mexico Homebuilders A

  15. Slide 15: Proposed Site and Alternatives

    PROPOSED SITE AND ALTERNATIVES PREFERRED SITE 9 AND ALTERNATIVE SITES 8 AND 4 IDENTIFIED WITH EXTENSIVE COMMUNITY FEEDBACK. SLIDE 15 | SPRING-SUMMER 2025

  16. Slide 16: Anticipated Timeline

    ANTICIPATED TIMELINE BERNALILLO COUNTY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUBSTATION APPROVAL. • PNM submitted application: July 2025 • Bernalillo County Planning Commission held meeting: September 2025 • Bernalillo County Planning Commission vote: December 2025 • Bernalillo County Commissioners vote: Early 2026 •

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