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New Mexico Supreme Court Denies El Paso Electric's Loss Recovery Request

KTSM••Jocelyn Flores
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The New Mexico Supreme Court has unanimously decided against El Paso Electric's attempt to recover financial losses from rates that were previously deemed invalid. This ruling, announced on April 24, impacts EPE's operations as it serves customers in southern New Mexico. The decision underscores the legal challenges faced by utility companies in adjusting rates and recovering costs, which could have broader implications for energy consumers in the region.

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