El Paso Electric.
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- Reports this week
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Oracle reached an agreement with El Paso Electric to power its Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico.Well supported5 reports
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Eliecer Viamontes has been named the next president and CEO of El Paso Electric.Some support3 reports
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A storm caused power outages affecting El Paso County.Some support8 reports2 developments inside
One to three months ago
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El Paso Electric is highlighting its focus on community success and job creation.Some support1 report
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El Paso Electric provides trees to the city of El Paso.Some support1 report
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Base Power is raising funds to deploy battery technology in the US and has partnered with El Paso Electric to utilize its capacity.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Base Power secured Series D funding from D1 Capital Partners and established partnerships for grid capacity.Some support1 report
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Students from El Paso Independent School District participated in internships at El Paso Electric and Spectrum.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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El Paso city leadership, including Mayor Renard Johnson, is intervening to address rising utility costs.Some support3 reports
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An outage caused by a storm affects customers in the El Paso area, stretching from Van Horn up to Las Cruces.Some support2 reports
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A utility company serving New Mexico is seeking rate increases from the state commission, facing opposition while its investments are tied to Texas data centers.Some support1 report
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The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission is discussing a proposed rate increase for El Paso Electric, which would affect average residents in Las Cruces.Some support1 report
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El Paso Electric, which serves homes and businesses in Las Cruces, is seeking a rate increase under New Mexico state law.Some support1 report
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What's reaching El Paso Electric
Events traced to El Paso Electric, step by step, newest firstAround El Paso Electric this week
News at the entities that move El Paso Electric most-
New Mexico StructuralGovernor Michelle Lujan Grisham advocates for services for senior citizens in New Mexico.Moves El Paso Electric
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Texas StructuralThe Texas Health and Human Services Commission oversees the application processes for SNAP and Medicaid in Texas.Moves El Paso Electric
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New Mexico Public Regulation Commission StructuralThe New Mexico Public Regulation Commission ordered an investigation into TXNM Energy's billing practices.Moves El Paso Electric
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El Paso OperationalCity director in El Paso manages street and maintenance crews.Moves El Paso Electric
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Oracle TransactionalCantor Fitzgerald reiterated its 'overweight' rating on Oracle stock on June 11, 2026.Moves El Paso Electric
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Doña Ana County OperationalEquipmentShare plans to establish a new facility in Las Cruces, with services contractors operating throughout Doña Ana County.Moves El Paso Electric
Connections
The 14 strongest of 18, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Las Cruces Structural
El Paso Electric provides utility services to homes and businesses within the city of Las Cruces.
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New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Structural
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission regulates El Paso Electric's proposed rate increases.
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Meta Structural
Meta's data center operations rely on El Paso Electric for critical high-load power and water services.
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New Mexico Structural
El Paso Electric operates as a utility within New Mexico and is subject to state law and regulatory oversight.
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El Paso Operational
El Paso Electric operates within El Paso, providing essential power and services while being subject to city intervention and local conditions.
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Jeff Steinborn Operational
Jeff Steinborn, as a Senator, is observed to be actively opposing a utility proposal concerning El Paso Electric.
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El Paso County Structural
El Paso Electric provides essential power services to El Paso County, and its operational status directly affects the county.
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Oracle Transactional
Oracle and El Paso Electric reached an agreement regarding a backup power supply service.
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Texas Structural
El Paso Electric operates under the regulatory construct established by the State of Texas.
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Doña Ana County Operational
The two entities are functionally coupled through the shared strain on local aquifer resources and the power grid caused by development.
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El Paso Independent School District Transactional
Students from the school district participated in an internship program at the electric company's power station.
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Van Horn Shared context
El Paso Electric provides utility service within the geographic area of Van Horn, as evidenced by service outages stretching into the town.
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McCloud Transactional
The evidence suggests that El Paso Electric is considering a future transaction involving McCloud, which is a proposed gas facility.
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Entergy Texas Mentioned together
The single snapshot provides biographical context about a former leader of Entergy Texas, but does not describe a direct relationship between the two companies.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
2 eventsSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
3 eventsShow 2 earlier months
July 2026
3 events- Students from El Paso Independent School District participated in internships at El Paso Electric and Spectrum.
- El Paso city leadership, including Mayor Renard Johnson, is intervening to address rising utility costs.
- An outage caused by a storm affects customers in the El Paso area, stretching from Van Horn up to Las Cruces.
June 2026
4 events- A storm caused power outages affecting El Paso County.
- A utility company serving New Mexico is seeking rate increases from the state commission, facing opposition while its investments are tied to Texas data centers.
- The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission is discussing a proposed rate increase for El Paso Electric, which would affect average residents in Las Cruces.
- El Paso Electric, which serves homes and businesses in Las Cruces, is seeking a rate increase under New Mexico state law.