This month, the ReNew Mexico team sat down with Missi Currier, the President and CEO of the Economic Development Corporation of Lea County, a dedicated group with a deep understanding of our state’s vast energy potential and awareness of how it can help our communities. The Economic Development Corporation of Lea County (EDCLC) is a …
Through our Partner Spotlight blog series, we have had the opportunity to get a firsthand glimpse into the resiliency, the tenacity, and the strength that organizations and individuals across New Mexico have demonstrated when their communities are in need. Few exemplify these qualities better than our Partner, Indigenous Lifeways (ILW). Indigenous Lifeways is an organization …
At the start of this year, we met with one of our partners, Interwest Energy Alliance (Interwest). If you’re not familiar with Interwest, they are a leading regional driver for the responsible expansion of renewable energy in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.
Rikki Seguin, Interwest’s Executive Director, spoke with our team about how renewable energy expansion fared last year during the pandemic.
Our partner, the Estancia Valley Economic Development Association (EVEDA), is an organization dedicated to improving the area’s quality of life through building jobs that generate disposable income and tax revenue.
Our leaders can protect residents and workers in their communities by advancing the growth of hardy industries — like wind, solar and renewable transmission — industries that will be reliable, limitless income generators and job creators for years to come.
As New Mexico responds to the COVID-19 crisis, it is time to consider economic recovery strategies for our state. There is wide agreement that expanding renewable energy development should be a centerpiece of that discussion, and wind and solar energy developers are ready to step up investment.
You don’t often find a report that summarizes a great trend for New Mexico communities looking for local innovation and resiliency in economic development like this one. It also happens to define what we, ReNew Mexico, are all about. More renewable energy project potential driving the right kind of economic development for all New Mexicans.
Wind Energy companies want to work with farmers to help support their incomes.
