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Key Concerns

CRELA dedicates hours to understanding the issues concerning land owners in our area. We’d like to share this information with you. This is to ensure you can be better informed about issues that are arising for farmers, ranchers and other land owners.

crela land owners 30x30 new mexico issues

CRELA is in opposition of the 30×30 land grab. This plan is being proposed by the progressive liberals in New Mexico and the United States. There are articles provided below for more information regarding why we are in opposition. You will also find information about those in favor.

We encourage you to review the links below. It is important to better understand issues concerning land owners’ rights!


Boebert: ‘They picked a good time to pick a fight with eastern Colorado’

CRELA in Opposition of the Southwest Grid Connector

National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors

National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor Designation Process


Infrastructure central: Solar and wind energy makes waves in NM

30×30 Land Grab

Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge Land Grab

Western Landowners Alliance Explains the New Mexico Legacy Fund

Biden’s Rebranded Conservation Plan Has Critics on All Sides

U.S. Department of the Interior 30×30

Opponents of 30×30 Seize on Conservation Law to Block Easements

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert Leads Effort Opposing 30×30 Land Grab

GOP Offers Alternative to Biden’s 30×30 Conservation Plan

‘She has just declared war against all of N.M.’
Gov. Lujan Grisham Signs Order as Part of 30×30 Environmental agenda


ARTICLES FROM THOSE IN FAVOR OF 30×30


Biden Administration Lays Out 30×30 Vision to Conserve Nature

The Nature Conservancy Commitment to 30×30


Meeting Dates

2025 Meetings:

July 8, 2025 – Tucumcari, NM

September 4, 2025 – Clayton, NM

 

Renewable Energy News

Farewell, North American Windpower

After more than two decades serving our audience of wind power professionals, North American Windpower is retiring the brand and sunsetting its operations. Launched in 2002, NAW was the first publication dedicated to the U.S. and Canadian wind power markets, filling a much-needed space in the B2B media segment. In 2002, the North American market […] The post Farewell, North American Windpower appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

Guam Offshore Wind Potential in Play

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is publishing a call for information and nominations for possible wind energy leasing off the coast of the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam. This call will gather public comments to inform potential leasing areas, and results from close collaboration with the government of Guam, which aims to generate […] The post Guam Offshore Wind Potential in Play appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

UMC Signs On for Power from Fengmiao I Offshore Wind Farm

United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC) has signed a corporate power purchase agreement with Fengmiao I Offshore Wind Farm, developed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ (CIP) flagship fund, CI V. UMC will purchase more than 30 billion kWh of power from Fengmiao I over least 30 years, marking the largest renewable energy transaction in UMC’s history. The agreement […] The post UMC Signs On for Power from Fengmiao I Offshore Wind Farm appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

Ports, Lands Commission Get Behind California Floating Offshore Wind

The California State Lands Commission and the ports of Long Beach and Humboldt have formed an agreement to advance floating offshore wind energy development off the California coast through a comprehensive framework founded on coordination and collaboration to facilitate critical port infrastructure upgrades needed to support offshore wind. The ports of Long Beach and Humboldt are actively […] The post Ports, Lands Commission Get Behind California Floating Offshore Wind appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

SouthCoast Wind Offshore Project Gets Federal Green Light

The Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management have approved the SouthCoast Wind Project, a 2.4 GW offshore wind development covering more than 125,000 acres about 26 nautical miles south of Martha’s Vineyard and 20 nm south of Nantucket, Mass. The project, as approved, includes the construction of up to 141 […] The post SouthCoast Wind Offshore Project Gets Federal Green Light appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

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