CRELA – Standing for the Land, Renewing the Future

CRELA has four main objectives: education, development, rights and marketing.

CRELA was established to be a united group of landowners and industry partners who can discuss how to influence policy on renewable energy for New Mexico and surrounding areas in a way that everyone benefits.

Renewable Energy & CRELA

Education: CRELA will educate the public about energy development.
Development: CRELA will position itself so that its members and other energy industry partners can unite.We can discuss needs and inﬂuence policy. CRELA can facilitate transmission infrastructure development for New Mexico and surrounding states.
Rights: CRELA may engage in issues related to water, endangered species,mineral rights, land use and private property rights.
Marketing: CRELA desires to educate landowners in marketing knowledge to sell their renewable energies.

Federal Tax Credits Spur Record-Breaking Renewable Growth

In 2020, renewable sources of electricity such as wind and solar grew at their fastest rate in two decades and are set to expand in coming years at a much faster pace than prior to the pandemic, according to a new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA). According to the IEA’s latest market update, […] [...]

GE Renewable Energy, Toshiba Set Sights on Japanese Offshore Wind Market

GE Renewable Energy and Toshiba Energy Systems and Solutions Corp., a supplier of integrated energy solutions, have signed a strategic partnership agreement to localize critical phases of the manufacturing process of GE’s Haliade-X offshore wind turbine and to support its commercialization in the country. Based on the long-lasting relationship between GE and Toshiba, the strategic […] [...]

ENGIE Powers Houston Headquarters with Offtake from Live Oak Wind

ENGIE North America, a company that helps customers decarbonize, decentralize and digitalize their operations, says its Houston headquarters is under contract for renewable energy from one of its own Texas wind projects. Beginning in May and running through 2028, the 25-story tower will offset 100% of its electricity consumption with the purchase of energy and […] [...]

Massachusetts Issues RFP for Additional Offshore Wind Capacity

With backing from electric utilities, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker says the state is issuing a request for proposals (RFP) for an additional offshore wind contract, according to a recent article from Milford Daily News. According to the article, the RFP seeks bids of “at least 400 MW and up to 1600 MW of offshore wind […] [...]

Anbaric Surveys New Jersey Offshore Wind Transmission Feasibility

Anbaric Development Partners, a developer of electric transmission projects, has concluded its second set of oceanographic survey activities for their Boardwalk Power Link (BPL) project which will connect wind energy produced offshore to New Jersey’s existing onshore grid. Anbaric says the survey is part of its continuing efforts to develop reliable and scalable transmission projects […] [...]