Core Insights - Nuvve Holding Corp. shares experienced a significant surge of 76.78% in after-hours trading, reaching a price of $0.29 [1] - The company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with local entities in Socorro, New Mexico, to enhance community resilience and modernize electric infrastructure [2] Partnership Details - The MOU involves collaboration between the City of Socorro, Socorro Electric Cooperative, and Nuvve New Mexico to advance transportation electrification and improve local electric infrastructure [2] - Key signatories include Nuvve New Mexico CEO Ted Smith, Socorro Electric Cooperative CEO Manuel Gonzales, and Mayor Dr. Ravi Bhasker [2] Strategic Initiatives - The partnership targets six main areas: modernizing the grid with distributed batteries and microgrids, electrifying school buses, replacing municipal fleets, implementing demand charge mitigation strategies, expanding charging infrastructure, and integrating renewable energy [3] Market Implications - A joint working group will be established to coordinate projects and seek funding opportunities at state and federal levels [4] - The agreement highlights a trend of collaboration among state, municipal, and cooperative entities in New Mexico, utilizing technologies like vehicle-to-grid integration and Battery-as-a-Service models [4] Stock Performance - Nuvve Holding's stock has declined by 94.81% since the start of the year, with a market capitalization of $5.64 million [5] - The stock's annual trading range is between $0.15 and $5.02, and it closed at $0.16, down 15.67% in the regular session prior to the surge [5]