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Welcome to the April edition of the Transmission Possible newsletter! Dive into this month's issue, packed with the latest breakthroughs in transmission planning, regional updates, and FERC-related news. We’re proud to share a major win for grid modernization in New Mexico: HB 93, the Advanced Grid Technology Planning Act, has officially been signed into law by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham. This bill is a model for smart, future-focused transmission policy—and we’re honored to have played a lead role in the advocacy and education efforts that helped get it across the finish line. HB 93 requires utilities to identify grid congestion points, propose cost-effective solutions, and incorporate grid-enhancing technologies (GETs) into long-term planning. The result? A grid that’s more reliable, more affordable, and better equipped to power New Mexico’s clean energy future.

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At Transmission Possible, we’ve been working alongside our partner Counterspark on a series of campaigns advocating for transmission investment. Together, we’ve helped shape policy discussions, build momentum for ATTs legislation, and expand awareness of grid-enhancing solutions in multiple states. Our latest video highlights how Grid-Enhancing Technologies (GETs) and other ATTs can unlock grid capacity, reduce congestion, and speed up clean energy deployment. Help us amplify this message by sharing the video with your networks!

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Welcome to 2025! With a new administration in Washington, DC, federal energy policy is in flux. The first two weeks of the Trump administration saw multiple executive orders that have implications for energy infrastructure siting, permitting, and funding. President Trump has made key appointments, including naming Mark Christie as Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Christie has been a long-standing champion for state engagement in energy decision-making and pointed to the retirement of dispatchable generation and the need for stronger state-federal coordination as key areas for focus.

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Welcome to the December edition of the Transmission Possible newsletter! As we wrap up 2024, the Transmission Possible team wants to extend our sincerest appreciation for your support. Transmission Possible was launched in January of this year to educate decision-makers and community members about the urgent need for new and improved transmission infrastructure. This newsletter was created as a way to highlight important developments in the transmission space, as well as uplift the voices of transmission advocates who work hard to make sure we have a safe and reliable grid to power our clean energy economy.  

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Welcome to the November edition of the Transmission Possible newsletter! Dive into this month's issue, packed with the latest breakthroughs in transmission planning, regional updates, and FERC-related news.

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Welcome to the October edition of the Transmission Possible newsletter! Dive into this month’s issue, packed with the latest breakthroughs in transmission planning, regional updates, and FERC-related news.

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Dive into this month’s issue, packed with the latest breakthroughs in transmission planning, regional updates, and FERC-related news.

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Welcome to the August edition of the Transmission Possible newsletter! Dive into this month’s issue, packed with the latest breakthroughs in transmission planning, regional updates, and FERC-related news.

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Welcome to the July edition of the Transmission Possible newsletter! Dive into this month’s newsletter, packed with the latest breakthroughs in transmission planning, regional updates, and advancements in grid technologies. Stay up-to-date as we explore the innovations shaping the energy landscape!

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Welcome to the June edition of the Transmission Possible newsletter! This month, we spotlight the release of a much-anticipated federal transmission rule. In addition, the newsletter also contains updates on a new Federal-State Modern Grid Deployment Initiative, a plan for national transmission corridors, state policy advancements, and several upcoming events.

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