WHEN NEW MEXICO INVESTS IN ENERGY, LOCAL JOBS GROW WITH IT
In the Four Corners, energy production supports more than the people working directly in the industry. Companies like PESCO manufacture the equipment that keeps New Mexico energy moving, creating opportunities for workers across supporting businesses and industries.
When New Mexico invests in energy here at home, that impact reaches local workers, their families, and the communities they call home.
WHAT HELPS CREATE OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW MEXICO STUDENTS?
Central Consolidated School District serves communities across approximately 3,000 square miles, where schools often serve as a hub for families and students.
In 2023, energy production generated nearly $13 billion in state revenue supporting infrastructure and public services, including the schools New Mexico families depend on.
That funding helps provide the resources and opportunities students need to build a strong foundation for the future.
STAND FOR AFFORDABLE, RELIABLE ENERGY IN NEW MEXICO
KEEPING A FAMILY FARM GOING TAKES MORE THAN HARD WORK
For nearly 100 years, Yates Farm has raised cattle and hay in New Mexico. Today, affordable, reliable energy helps the farm operate efficiently, stay strong, and remain viable for the future.
That matters across a state where agriculture contributes nearly $4 billion to New Mexico’s economy. Oil and gas, renewable energy, and conservation all play a role in keeping farms productive and competitive.
When energy thrives, family farms like Yates can keep producing today and pass that legacy on to the next generation.
IN RURAL NEW MEXICO, HEALTHCARE CAN’T BE HOURS AWAY.
For families in rural New Mexico, access to a nearby hospital or clinic can make all the difference. Traveling hours to Albuquerque or Santa Fe for care simply isn’t an option for everyone.
Oil and gas revenue helps fund the hospitals and clinics these communities depend on, supporting access to essential healthcare close to home.
When New Mexico energy thrives, it helps keep critical services within reach for families across the state.
IT’S NOT JUST CROPS THAT GROW HERE. IT’S A $4 BILLION ECONOMY.
Farming in New Mexico isn’t symbolic — it’s operational. Fields don’t plant, irrigate, harvest, or deliver themselves. Energy is part of the work from the first pass of equipment to the last mile of transport.
Without it, the traditions people recognize wouldn’t look the same.
GUESS WHAT KEEPS OVER 42 MILLION VISITORS COMING BACK TO NEW MEXICO?
New Mexico’s landscapes may be legendary, but the experience depends on more than scenery. Energy supports the roads, travel centers, and public services that make it possible for visitors to explore the state safely and comfortably.
From long highway drives to national parks and small-town stops along the way, reliable energy helps sustain the tourism economy that brings people back year after year.
GUESS WHAT KEEPS EVERYDAY LIFE RUNNING IN NEW MEXICO?
Oil and natural gas help power restaurants, grocery stores, transportation, and the roads people rely on every day.
In 2023, energy production generated nearly $13 billion in state revenue supporting infrastructure and public services.
IT’S MORE THAN HOPS BEHIND GREAT NEW MEXICO BEER.
Brewing doesn’t stop at the recipe. Energy powers the heating, cooling, refrigeration, and storage that keep beer consistent from batch to batch.
From the brewhouse to the taproom, oil and natural gas help breweries operate day after day — supporting a craft beer scene that’s become part of New Mexico’s local culture.