TXNM Energy

Overview

TXNM Energy, Inc. is an energy holding company based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded in 1917. The company primarily operates in the regulated electric utilities sector and employs around 1,695 people, led by CEO Joseph Tarry. It focuses on the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity to retail customers mainly in New Mexico and Texas through its subsidiaries, including the Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) and Texas-New Mexico Power Company (TNMP).

The company’s electricity generation portfolio is diverse, utilizing coal, natural gas, nuclear, solar, wind, and geothermal sources. It also engages in long-term power purchase agreements with various facilities to enhance its energy offerings. Its transmission lines connect with utilities across several states, ensuring reliable regional energy distribution. Additionally, TXNM Energy owns and leases various assets, including communications equipment and energy storage facilities, while providing regulated transmission and distribution services throughout its service area. The company is committed to delivering reliable electricity and integrating renewable energy sources into its operations.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 505-241-2700
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/txnmenergy

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• distribution lines
• renewable energy
• regulatory compliance
• energy sustainability
• ercot system
• electric grid modernization
• electric utility
• power transmission & distribution
• transmission and distribution
• sustainability goals
• energy infrastructure
• power purchase agreements
• electricity services
• utility regulation agencies
• energy transmission
• carbon neutrality
• carbon reduction
• utility management
• environmental policy
• energy market
• carbon-free energy
• renewable resources
• power generation
• emissions reduction
• energy management
• grid management
• community energy programs
• saidi outage index
• publicly traded company
• utility operations
• regulated utilities
• energy efficiency
• new mexico and texas
• grid reliability
• power capacity
• utility leadership
• transmission losses
• electric utilities
• energy holding company
• energy policy
• utility regulation
• customer base
• customer service
• b2b
• government
• services
• retail
• electric power generation
• sustainability
• clean energy
• distribution
• customer engagement
• risk management
• human resources
• clean energy & technology
• environmental services
• renewables & environment
• oil & energy

Technologies Used

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches