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TNMP, a subsidiary of TXNM Energy (NYSE: TXNM), received approval from the Public Utility Commission of Texas for its 2025-2027 System Resiliency Plan. The plan involves a $545.8 million investment over three years to enhance the safety and reliability of TNMP's distribution system.

The comprehensive plan includes eight key Resiliency Measures:

• Distribution System Resiliency
• Distribution System Protection Modernization
• Vegetation Management
• Wildfire Mitigation
• Flood Mitigation
• Enhanced Operations System Technology
• Cybersecurity
• Physical Security Resiliency

The investments and program costs will be incorporated into future Distribution Cost Recovery Factor filings. TXNM Energy serves over 800,000 customers across Texas and New Mexico through its regulated utilities, TNMP and PNM.

TXNM Energy (NYSE: TXNM) has announced upcoming meetings with analysts and investors this week, where management plans to affirm the company's 2025 consolidated earnings guidance of $2.74 to $2.84 per diluted share.

The energy holding company, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, serves over 800,000 homes and businesses across Texas and New Mexico through its regulated utilities, TNMP and PNM. Presentation materials for the meetings are available on the company's website.

TXNM Energy (NYSE: TXNM) has announced upcoming meetings with analysts and investors where management will affirm the company's 2025 consolidated earnings guidance of $2.74 to $2.84 per diluted share.

The energy holding company, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, serves over 800,000 homes and businesses across Texas and New Mexico through its regulated utilities, TNMP and PNM. Presentation materials for the meetings are available on the company's website.

TXNM Energy reported strong 2024 financial results with GAAP earnings of $2.67 per diluted share and ongoing earnings of $2.74 per diluted share, meeting guidance expectations. The company introduced 2025 ongoing earnings guidance of $2.74-$2.84 per diluted share and increased its long-term earnings growth target to 7-9%.

The company announced a significant expansion of its 5-year capital investment plan (2025-2029) to $7.8 billion, representing a 26% increase over the previous plan. This includes additional Texas transmission projects from the ERCOT Permian Basin Reliability Study. The regulated rate base is projected to grow 12% compared to 2025 levels.

Performance across segments showed mixed results, with PNM benefiting from higher realized gains and increased customer usage, while TNMP saw improved rate recovery through various mechanisms. However, both segments faced challenges from milder summer temperatures and increased expenses related to new capital investments.

TNMP, a subsidiary of TXNM Energy (NYSE: TXNM), has filed an unopposed settlement with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) for its System Resiliency Plan. The settlement includes $565.8 million in capital investments planned for 2025-2027, representing 94% of TNMP's proposed plan investments. Additionally, the agreement encompasses $128.2 million in operations and maintenance expenses for programs including vegetation management and wildfire mitigation. These costs can be deferred to the balance sheet and included in future Distribution Cost Recovery Factor filings. The plan was developed using a data-driven approach to address resiliency events that pose material risks to TNMP's distribution system operations.

PNM, a subsidiary of TXNM Energy (NYSE: TXNM), has filed an application with the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission for new energy resources to be implemented by summer 2028. The proposal includes extending a 167 MW Valencia PPA through 2039, adding 300 MW of battery storage capacity, and installing a 130 MW solar and battery storage facility. The proposed portfolio represents a $220 million capital investment from PNM, potentially increasing to $252 million with an additional 20 MW storage option. The new resources aim to meet forecasted peak load requirements and advance New Mexico's zero-carbon goals under the Energy Transition Act.

Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM), a subsidiary of TXNM Energy (NYSE: TXNM), announced plans to join the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) Extended Day-Ahead Market (EDAM). EDAM builds on CAISO's real-time Western Energy Imbalance Market (WEIM), which PNM has participated in since 2021. PNM aims to enhance reliability and economic benefits for customers, leveraging New Mexico's renewable energy potential. The WEIM has already provided New Mexico customers with nearly $125 million in benefits. EDAM is projected to offer $20 million in annual benefits and is scheduled to launch in 2026, with PNM's participation expected by 2027. This decision follows policy guidance from the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC). CAISO President and CEO, Elliot Mainzer, expressed enthusiasm for PNM's participation, highlighting the potential for greater economic and reliability benefits.

TXNM Energy announced that its management will meet with analysts and investors at the Edison Electric Institute Financial Conference this week. During these meetings, the company plans to affirm its 2024 consolidated earnings guidance of $2.70 to $2.75 per diluted share. The presentation materials for these meetings are available on the company's website.

TXNM Energy, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, serves over 800,000 homes and businesses in Texas and New Mexico through its regulated utilities, TNMP and PNM.

The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) has approved Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM)'s application to modernize its grid infrastructure. This plan, part of a longer-term deployment, aims to enhance customer service through new tools like smart meters and support New Mexico's clean energy transition. The approved six-year plan includes $344 million of investments and will enable:

• Two-way communication on the grid
• Customer insights into energy usage
• Real-time grid status visibility for PNM
• Reduced outages and proactive problem-solving

Deployment will prioritize low-income and underserved communities. Investments will be recovered through a tariff rider, reviewed annually, in line with the state's 2020 grid modernization legislation.