· 8/29/1991
Public Service Co. v. New Mexico Public Service Commission
Citations
- 815 P.2d 1169
- 112 N.M. 379
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that certification under Section 62-9-1 “regulates competition within the industry”
- noting existence of due process limitations on police power to regulate public utilities
- noting existence of due process limitations on police power to regulate public utilities
- “Certification regulates competition within the industry, thereby preventing overinvestment in high fixed costs and encouraging the achievement of economies of scale.”
- given its broad legislative mandate, the Commission properly considered factors beyond the statutory requirements
- “The factors [for determining the appropriateness of abandonment] chosen by the Commission reflect the complex regulatory balance that must be struck between the interests of New Mexico energy consumers and those of the utility.”
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Judges: Ransom, Sosa, Baca
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