AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy & Infrastructure: Energy Transfer pushed back its Green Chile Project pipeline in New Mexico from Aug. 2026 to Feb. 2027, citing regulatory setbacks, land-rights disputes, and loss of fast-track status—an issue tied to gas supply plans for Project Jupiter. Water & Environment: Environmental groups are urging policymakers to act as Colorado River cutback plans loom, calling for proactive water-use reductions and deeper tribal involvement. Local Economy & Industry: Ruidoso Downs says it will move major Triple Crown races, including the All American Futurity, to Texas in 2027 after fires and flooding disrupted operations—raising alarms for New Mexico fans and businesses. Right to Repair: Auto repair shops warn they face delays and “inconvenience” without right-to-repair access, as modern vehicles increasingly rely on dealer-only tools and information. Public Safety: Albuquerque police arrested a murder suspect tied to a shooting spree, and crews responded to a SE Albuquerque house fire that injured one person. State Policy Watch: New Mexico’s uranium mining ban on state trust lands continues to draw attention as permitting and oversight debates intensify.
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