New Mexico power outages

25 counties with outage records. Pick one to see its history.

New Mexico averaged 0.39 times the US outage time per person

That ranks 42 of 50 states and DC, where 1 has the most. August and July made up 27% of outage time. Records run from 2015 to 2023, and some counties start later.

Lincoln County had the most outage time per resident of 20 rated counties.

Counties ranked by outage time

RankCountyMajor outages per yearLongest (hours)Times US rate
1Lincoln County0.6781.68
2Rio Arriba County3.0801.38
3Torrance County1.6551.15
4Grant County1.6180.88
5Curry County0.8340.59
6Santa Fe County1.2440.44
7Valencia County1.4240.42
8Eddy County0.2100.41
9Lea County1.6510.39
10Doña Ana County1.0260.37
10San Miguel County0.0None0.37
12San Juan County0.8110.36
13Chaves County0.6360.35
14Sandoval County1.3490.33
15Luna County0.0None0.29
16Bernalillo County1.0810.28
17Otero County0.0None0.20
18Roosevelt County0.1130.08
19Sierra County0.0None0.00
19Socorro County0.0None0.00

Rank uses outage time per resident. Times US rate compares each county with the national average.

When outages hit New Mexico

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These counties have short histories, very small populations, or customer counts that look too high for the population.