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New Mexico 2027-2046 Integrated Resource Plan

What is the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Process?

Xcel Energy is required to file an Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) with the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission every three years. The IRP covers a 20-year planning period. Xcel Energy will file its next IRP in October 2026

Facilitated Stakeholder Process Background

In November 2022, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) put procedures in place for the state’s investor-owned electric utilities to follow to engage stakeholders in developing their 20-year Integrated Resource Plans (IRP).  The NMPRC appointed Gridworks (external link) as the independent facilitator to lead a 2026 stakeholder process intended to advise the utility and reach a potential agreement on two key elements of the IRP – the statement of need and action plan.

To learn more about Xcel Energy/SPS's IRP initiative process please visit Xcel Energy/Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS) 2026 Integrated Resource Plan - Gridworks (external link)

View our previous Integrated Resource Plans: 2024-2043 and 2022-2041.

 How to get involved?

If you want to participate in the IRP process, sign up to attend one or all of the IRP Stakeholder Engagement meetings.

Schedule

2026 Dates Time Venue Purpose Register
March 5, 2026 9am-12pm MDT Virtual - Zoom Hosted by Gridworks Orientation meeting. Begin creating a shared foundation of knowledge about the Xcel Energy system. Hear from stakeholders about how they would like to engage going forward. Share plan for next 5 months.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5948384712?omn=81366775181
Meeting ID: 594 838 4712

March 23-24, 2026   Hybrid - Roswell, NM    
April   Virtual    
May   Virtual    
June   Virtual    
July   Virtual    
August   Hybrid - Carlsbad or Hobbs    
September   Hybrid - Carlsbad or Hobbs    

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