SolarCity Groundbreaking, April 1, 2015 »

U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich helps kick-off the groundbreaking of the new SolarCity facility in Albuquerque. SolarCity recently announced its plan to expand to New Mexico and will make MyPower solar loans available to homeowners across the state. The company expects to hire 50 local employees. "SolarCity's decision to come to New Mexico is great news for our residents, our economy, and our environment. The solar industry employs more than 173,000 Americans and SolarCity's new office here in Albuquerque is helping to contribute to that growth. Unique opportunities like this allow homeowners here in Albuquerque and across the state to have more control over their electricity bills and create a viable option to choose cleaner energy for less," said Senator Heinrich.

Bataan Memorial Death March, March 22, 2015 »

U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich participates for the second year in a row in the 26.2-mile Annual Bataan Memorial Death March at White Sands Missile Range.

Manhattan Project National Historical Park Celebration, February 14, 2015 »

U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich joined the community at a celebration hosted by the Los Alamos Historical Society at the Mesa Public Library to honor the establishment of the Manhattan Project National Historical Park. The park will conserve sites and artifacts that played a key role in the dawn of the nuclear era, and help tell the story of the creation of the world's first atomic bomb and its consequences for society. Senator Heinrich recognized the many community volunteers who have worked to preserve Los Alamos' historical treasures and share them with the public.

Meeting with Navajo Prep Student, February 12, 2015 »

In his Washington, D.C. office, U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich meets with a Navajo Preparatory School student who is working on heating hogans with passive solar technology.

SunZia Approval Announcement, January 24, 2015 »

U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich joined U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell, U.S. Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and Environment Katherine Hammack, U.S. Congressman Ben Ray Luján, and senior Bureau of Land Management officials to announce the approval of the SunZia Southwest Transmission Line at the National Solar Thermal Test Facility at Sandia National Laboratories.

Highlights from 2014 »