AFPM’s comments to the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) caution against following California: “New Mexico families that depend upon affordable, reliable transportation, particularly lower-income households, [would be] negatively impacted with higher costs, reduced energy security and fewer vehicle choices to meet their needs.”
AFPM members are committed to reducing the carbon intensity of fuels and vehicles. The AFPM states that the US needs a diverse mix of technologies, including liquid transportation fuels and electric vehicles, to meet the needs of consumers and uphold collective national and energy security.
