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Renewable energy transmission bond sales

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Bill ID:2011 Senate Bill 60
Introduced:Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Sponsors: Clinton D. Harden (R) , Sheryl Williams Stapleton (D)
Status:Introduced
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An act relating to the new mexico renewable energy transmission authority; transferring funds; authorizing renewable energy transmission bonds to be sold at, above or below par; providing for confidentiality of certain proprietary information.

Related Issues: Energy

 

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