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The New Mexico Comprehensive Energy Transition Strategy is an integrated roadmap to deliver reliable, affordable, safe, and sustainable energy. It addresses nine critical areas, including clean power generation, grid modernization, transmission expansion, building decarbonization, revenue diversification, subsurface authorities, policy implementation, energy systems data, and workforce readiness. The strategy aims to strengthen the state's workforce and economic base, ensuring clean energy investments provide broad, equitable, and lasting economic benefits for New Mexico residents, while guiding policy development for the near, mid, and long term.

This document provides a suggested four-year plan of study for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business at New Mexico State University. It outlines a structured academic roadmap, detailing course sequencing for foundational subjects in agricultural economics, agribusiness management, communication, and quantitative analysis, alongside general education requirements and specialized electives. The plan's objective is to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills for professional careers or advanced studies in the agribusiness sector.

The New Mexico Comprehensive Energy Transition Strategy (CETS), an initiative of the New Mexico Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department, serves as the state's integrated roadmap for achieving reliable, affordable, safe, and sustainable energy. This strategy encompasses nine critical areas: innovation in clean power generation, grid modernization, electricity transmission expansion, decarbonization of the building sector, revenue diversification, clear subsurface authorities and definitions, policy implementation, energy systems data and emissions reporting, and workforce readiness and equitable opportunity. The CETS aims to provide analysis and recommendations to guide near-, mid-, and long-term policy for New Mexico's energy transition.

The Comprehensive Energy Transition Strategy (CETS) is New Mexico's integrated plan, launched by the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department in May 2025, to transition its energy system. The strategy aims to ensure a reliable energy future by increasing clean and affordable energy, adopting new technologies, reducing emissions, and strengthening economic stability. Key initiatives include growing clean energy production, exploring firm clean power, upgrading the electric grid, expanding EV charging, improving energy efficiency, strengthening the clean tech workforce, and reducing emissions.

This document outlines a suggested academic roadmap for students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art (Studio Art). It details a four-year curriculum, specifying required courses in English, Art History, Studio Art, General Education areas, and electives. The plan is structured by academic year (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior) and provides guidance on course selection to achieve the degree requirements.