Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) Data Access Guide

PNM's primary interval-data tool for large C&I customers is PNM Profiler, which provides hourly and daily usage data with downloadable spreadsheet export and report types such as Peak Day, 24-Hour Profile, Daily Peaks, and Load Duration. The customer-facing My Energy Usage portal shows daily consumption. Finer granularity for all customers is coming with the AMI rollout.

How to Download Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) Interval Data via Green Button

1. 01PNM does not currently offer Green Button (Download My Data or Connect My Data)
2. 02For interval data, request PNM Profiler access via your PNM Account Manager
3. 03Provide login email, account numbers, and service addresses
4. 04Log in, select a meter and report type, then download to spreadsheet (Excel/CSV)

Interval data is essential for rate comparison and TOU analysis.

PNM does not currently offer a public API or Green Button Connect My Data. Today, third parties obtain customer data via signed authorization forms (Authorization for Information Disclosure or Authorization of Second Party), and large C&I customers can grant Profiler access. A standards-based third-party data marketplace with AMI interval access is under development through the 2024-2030 grid modernization program.

How to Register as a Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) API Vendor

1. 01Obtain signed customer authorization (Information Disclosure or Second Party form)
2. 02Contact PNM business development to discuss data needs
3. 03For large C&I, coordinate PNM Profiler access through the customer's Account Manager
4. 04Monitor the forthcoming third-party marketplace for API-based access

PNM does not publish a formal EDI program for customer billing or meter data interchange. Customers or third parties interested in EDI should contact PNM business development. Technical interconnection requirements (TIIR) exist for distributed generators but are not a customer-data EDI channel.

How to Enroll in Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) EDI

1. 01Contact PNM business office at https://www.pnm.com/contact-us
2. 02Specify EDI data needs and reference account/service location
3. 03Inquire about future EDI roadmap under grid modernization

For PNM C&I customers, bills are driven by the demand charge ($/kW), time-of-use energy pricing, and fuel/transition riders (Rider 23 FPPCAC, Rider 51 Energy Transition, Rider 60 Grid Modernization). Because New Mexico has no retail competition, optimization centers on choosing the correct schedule for your voltage and load factor, shifting load off peak periods, and managing peak demand. Schedule selection (e.g., 3B vs 3C for low-load-factor sites, or 4B/5B/30B at higher voltage) materially affects cost.

Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) Rate Schedule List

Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) Rate Features & TOU Details

• Regulated, bundled rates (no retail supplier choice)
• Time-of-use energy pricing on C&I schedules
• Demand charges ($/kW) drive larger C&I bills
• Fuel (Rider 23), Energy Transition (Rider 51), and Grid Mod (Rider 60) riders
• Higher-voltage schedules (4B/5B/30B) for large loads

For a deeper analysis including cost optimization strategies and historical rate trends:

• ⚠PNM does not currently offer Green Button (Download My Data or Connect My Data).
• ⚠No public API for direct data integration; third-party access relies on signed authorization forms.
• ⚠Current AMI data is daily granularity; 15-minute/hourly for all customers is still rolling out (2024-2030).
• ⚠Residential smart-meter interval portal is not yet live.
• ⚠Billing/usage history is limited to 12 months; export is primarily PDF.
• ⚠PNM Profiler is restricted to large C&I customers meeting a minimum usage threshold with special meters.