City and regional climate plans, greenhouse-gas inventories, and durable performance records relevant to Albuquerque.
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City Climate Action Plan and Implementation Hub
Maintains Albuquerque’s current climate-plan overview, implementation reports, inventories, updates, and related Sustainability Office work. Archived records below preserve the planning lineage and measured baseline.
Environmental Justice and Local Conditions#
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MRMPO Air Quality and Health Equity
Compares six modeled Albuquerque-area traffic and air-pollution indicators with neighborhood vulnerability. Historical EPA 2021 EJScreen 2.0 and 2016–2020 ACS analysis supports comparisons of environmental burdens; it is not real-time air monitoring, a regulatory determination or an individual health assessment.
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Mountain View Environmental Inventory and Gap Mapping Analysis
Tracks Bernalillo County’s community-focused environmental inventory for Mountain View, consolidating business, permit, contaminant, air, soil, water, property, and regulatory-agency data into a planned public ArcGIS database with a final report expected in 2026.
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Mountain View Environmental Inventory Project — Community Workshop 2 (2026 Archived PDF)
Documents the County public workshop, explaining data sources, permits, agency jurisdictions, three live maps, database navigation, community feedback, final deliverables, and the schedule for completing the environmental inventory.
The workshop’s ArcGIS preview currently requires permission and is not linked as a public dashboard. Official County PDF · Check the County project page for public release
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Mountain View Environmental Inventory Project — Information Pamphlet (2026 Archived PDF)
Explains the database contents, agency links, pollution-source information, limitations, community role, project timeline, outreach process, and current County and consultant contacts. Official County PDF
Project contacts: Dan McGregor, [email protected] · Francine Pacheco, [email protected]
Climate Action Plans#
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City of Albuquerque Climate Action Plan (2009)
Preserves Albuquerque’s first Climate Action Task Force recommendations, covering greenhouse-gas accounting, buildings, renewable energy, neighborhoods, food, waste, behavior change, and transportation before the City’s later equity-centered plan.
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Albuquerque Climate Action Plan (2021)
Sets Albuquerque’s community-scale climate strategy with equity-centered actions for governance, energy, buildings, transportation, waste, economic development, adaptation, health, and accountability, informed by frontline-community engagement and implementation priorities.
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Albuquerque Metropolitan Statistical Area Priority Climate Action Plan (2024 Archived PDF)
Presents the 2024 EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grants Priority Climate Action Plan for the Albuquerque MSA, identifying near-term measures across buildings, renewable energy, transportation, waste, and neighborhoods with regional greenhouse-gas, equity, delivery-agency, and benefits analyses.
EPA Priority Climate Action Plan directory · Official EPA PDF
Climate Action Plan Implementation#
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Climate Action Plan Implementation Report 2025 (Archived PDF)
Documents Albuquerque’s 2025 progress on building efficiency, renewable electricity, fleet and transit electrification, active transportation, waste diversion, climate workforce development, education, green stormwater infrastructure, tree planting, greenhouse-gas tracking, and preparation of the 2026 plan update.
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Climate Action Plan Implementation Report 2024 (Archived PDF)
Records 2024 actions involving energy-efficient City buildings, renewable-energy development, electric transit and fleet planning, food-waste diversion, climate workforce programs, public education, tree planting, heat mitigation, and neighborhood-scale resilience.
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Climate Action Plan Implementation Report 2023 (Archived PDF)
Preserves 2023 implementation work across buildings, renewable energy, transportation, waste, workforce, climate-conscious neighborhoods, grants, regional partnerships, and continued planning, including project metrics and next steps tied to the 2021 plan.
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Climate Action Plan Implementation Report 2022 (Archived PDF)
Provides the first annual implementation record after the 2021 plan, covering municipal renewable energy, building performance, clean transportation, waste reduction, climate education and workforce, neighborhood resilience, community engagement, and planned follow-up actions.
2026 Climate Plan Update Foundations#
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Albuquerque Business-As-Usual Emissions Forecast (2025 Archived Workbook)
Models Albuquerque-area community greenhouse-gas emissions through 2050 under a business-as-usual scenario, with transparent assumptions and calculations for transportation, building energy, waste, industrial processes, land use, population, employment, emission factors, and policy baselines.
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Central New Mexico Climate Workforce Analysis (2025 Archived PDF)
Assesses priority clean-energy and transportation occupations, projected growth, workforce gaps, training providers, state and regional programs, and access for disadvantaged communities while recommending stronger coordination across Central New Mexico’s workforce-development system.
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Central New Mexico Climate Funding and Finance Overview (2025 Archived PDF)
Consolidates scattered federal, state, local, utility, banking, bond, grant, philanthropic, public-private, and technical-assistance resources for climate projects, with Albuquerque-area examples and practical guidance for turning regional climate strategies into funded implementation.
Greenhouse-Gas Inventory#
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Central New Mexico Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Inventory (2023)
Quantifies 2023 community greenhouse-gas emissions across Central New Mexico, documenting methods, energy, transportation, waste, industrial sources, agriculture, land use, and the baseline used for regional climate planning and progress measurement.
Albuquerque Energy Council Meeting Records#
The City-hosted records below are arranged chronologically. Entries labeled Agenda (approved minutes not located) preserve the surviving official agenda after an exhaustive official-source review did not locate approved minutes; they are not minutes and do not establish that a meeting occurred.
- January 21, 2015 Agenda and Minutes (Archived PDF) (Official City PDF)
- April 17, 2019 Minutes (Archived PDF) (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), May 15, 2019: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- June 19, 2019 Minutes (Archived PDF) (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), July 17, 2019: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- August 21, 2019 Minutes (Archived PDF) (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), October 16, 2019: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), March 18, 2020: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), April 15, 2020: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), May 20, 2020: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), July 16, 2020: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- August 19, 2020 Minutes (Archived PDF) (Official City PDF)
- September 16, 2020 Minutes (Archived PDF) (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), October 21, 2020: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- September 15, 2021 Minutes (Archived PDF) (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), October 20, 2021: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
- Agenda (approved minutes not located), May 18, 2022: archived PDF (Official City PDF)
UNM Albuquerque Campus Sustainability#
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UNM Sustainability Strategic Plan 2025-2030 (Archived PDF)
Sets a five-year program for UNM’s Albuquerque campus covering energy and greenhouse-gas reductions, water and land use, waste, transportation, food, applied learning, engagement, communications, governance, measurable actions, responsible departments, and implementation metrics.
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UNM Greenhouse Gas Inventory FY2025 Update (Archived PDF)
Updates Albuquerque Main Campus Scope 1 and 2 emissions through FY2025, documenting a 15% annual decline, progress from the FY2006 baseline, campus-energy trends, calculation methods, reduction targets, and the effect of cogeneration-equipment problems on the reported result.
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UNM Greenhouse Gas Inventory FY2024 (Archived PDF)
Establishes the detailed Albuquerque Main Campus emissions baseline, defining inventory boundaries and methods, quantifying natural gas, fleet fuel, and purchased electricity, comparing FY2006-FY2024 results, and explaining the buildings, utilities, and state targets shaping future decarbonization.