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Updated Geothermal Leasing Rules in New Mexico

Sector: Geothermal • Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States

Source: The Tri-City Record

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The New Mexico State Land Office proposes updated rules governing geothermal energy leases to replace existing regulations. The update aims to align with recent legislative changes and modernize the lease approval process to support the growth of the geothermal industry in New Mexico.

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The project “Updated Geothermal Leasing Rules in New Mexico” is an infrastructure initiative in the Geothermal sector, located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The Tri-City Record.

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The New Mexico State Land Office proposes updated rules governing geothermal energy leases to replace existing regulations. The update aims to align with recent legislative changes and modernize the lease approval process to support the growth of the geothermal industry in New Mexico.

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