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The Water-Energy Connection

by Web Editor last modified Jan 05, 2026 01:21 PM

Water-Energy Connection

It takes water to make electricity, and it takes electricity to pump, treat and deliver water to our homes, schools and businesses. Most electricity in New Mexico is produced using processes that require water for cooling and for steam that turns the turbines, and that water is pumped from underground aquifers. Water is also used in oil and gas production. So when we conserve energy, we are conserving water too.

 

Want to learn more? Two Albuquerque area utilities joined forces to reveal the true story about this water-electricity “Power Couple”.

 
 

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