CRELA - Standing for the Land Renewing the Future

CRELA, Coalition of Renewable Energy Landowner Associations, has multiple priorities for the near future.

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Standing for the Land – Renewing the Future

Welcome to CRELA. Our organization focuses on 4 key ideas. These include policy, education, regulation and advocacy for renewable energy and landowner rights. With the current climate of our state and country, it is more important than ever for landowners stand together! We look forward to having you join our movement to protect our land for our future and the generations after us.

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  • Policy – CRELA stands for local, state and federal policies that provide economic benefit and stability for the landowner. This includes their community. We stand for policies that promote responsible renewable energy and mineral/gas development. Our organization stands against policies that restrict private property rights, personal liberties and devalues private land. We also stand against policies that put landowners in economic harm or jeopardizes their health and safety.
  • Education – CRELA’s main goal is to share information to our members. We want our members to have knowledge, so they can make informed decisions about the future of their land. We seek to promote collaboration between renewable energy industry professionals and landowners. Our organization works to look out for the beneficial interests of its members. We do this by serving as a source of information on contract and operating agreement development. CRELA also shares information regarding industry and market trends.
  • Regulation – CRELA stands for a regulatory structure that imposes as little personal or financial burden as necessary. We stand against local, state and federal regulations that hinder renewable energy development. We stand against regulations that cuts renewable energy. Additionally, we oppose all regulations that take away personal liberties supported by the U.S. Constitution.
  • Advocacy – CRELA works to establish industry partnerships. This is so that landowners stay informed. It also aids in industry professionals being made aware of member interest. Our organization stands for/with projects that can be most beneficial to our Members. This includes member communities. We are advocates to local, state and federal agencies and the general public/consumer.

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Meeting Dates

Quarterly Meeting

September 4, 2024 in Clayton, NM

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2025 Meetings:

January 14, 2025 – Fort Sumner, NM

April 8, 2025 – Santa Rosa, NM

July 8, 2025 – Tucumcari, NM

September 4, 2025 – Clayton, NM

 

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Ocean Winds Celebrates Final Moray West Wind Turbine Install

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