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Section 71-5-2.1 - Exclusion; incidental loss or extraction of heat.
71-5-2.1. Exclusion; incidental loss or extraction of heat.
When the application of potable water to a beneficial use involves the incidental loss or extraction of heat, and the water is 250 degrees Fahrenheit or less, then that heat is not a geothermal resource for which a royalty is due. In such a case, the use is not governed by laws related to geothermal resources but is simply governed by Chapter 72 NMSA 1978.
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