New Mexico developers can now tap a state clean energy financing program after a new law took effect May 20, eliminating a barrier that had blocked projects financed through Industrial Revenue Bonds. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 29, 2026 New Mexico clears path for more...
A 13-mile natural gas pipeline extension to the San Juan County Industrial Park near La Plata, New Mexico, is now complete, marking a major infrastructure milestone for economic development in northwest New Mexico. Pipeline extension to bring 80 jobs, new development...
Economic Development New Mexico is accepting proposals for Trade Port District designations under the Trade Ports Development Act (HB 19), a new state initiative to build large-scale logistics and industrial hubs that move goods faster and create high-quality jobs...
New Mexico is investing $1.6 million in 25 projects across the state that expand access to fresh food, strengthen local agricultural supply chains and invest in the rural and tribal communities that grow and process much of what New Mexicans eat. New Mexico invests...
The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Job Training Incentive Program approved funding for 18 companies to hire, train and upskill 398 workers in the first quarter of 2026. New Mexico invests up to $8M to train 398 workers 18 companies approved for job...
