Here's How State Investment in PNM to Stop The Blackstone Merger Could Work

Lately there's been a general poo pooing on the idea of the state investing in PNM as opposed to letting Blackstone gobble it up. Most skeptics are pointing out that the State Investment Council constitutionally can't invest more than 10 percent in any one company. 505OMATIC talked  Public Power New Mexico organizer, Alysha Shaw and State Sen. Harold Pope Jr. to clear the air and see what's actually being proposed.

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The State Investment Council meets monthly, usually the fourth Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Roundhouse, and every meeting is open to the public. Public comment is on the agenda. Dates, agendas and the livestream are at sic.state.nm.us.