Below is a video and photos from the celebration and the facility’s inauguration. Attendance included: Angel Fire Mayor Jo Mixon, Colfax County Commissioner Chairman Si Trujillo, Colfax County Commissioner Bret Weir, House Representative Joseph Sanchez and Matt Miller of Representative Fernandez’s office.
The Amalia facility will be the second-largest solar installation for KCEC, expanding the Cooperative’s local solar power generation capacity to approximately 50 MW.
Grand Valley Power is joining a growing number of rural co-ops turning to Guzman Energy for more affordable, flexible wholesale electricity under a long-term fixed-rate contract.
National Renewable Solutions (NRS) secured $145 million for the Shallow Basket Project, a 140 MW solar and 50 MW storage project on Jicarilla Apache Nation land. Operational in 2025, it will create jobs, drive economic growth, and produce clean energy. Guzman Energy will purchase 100% of the power, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable solutions.