The Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC) is set to launch the Questa Green Hydrogen Project in Taos County, New Mexico. This initiative will bring green hydrogen production to the region, benefiting the Picuris Native American Pueblo and Taos Native American Pueblo communities. KCEC plans to implement custom green hydrogen facilities along with solar generation and long-duration energy storage facilities that align with New Mexico's Energy Transition Act. The Act aims for rural electric cooperatives like KCEC to achieve 100% carbon-free resources by 2050, with a focus on renewable energy sources. Exus Renewables North America has secured a substantial $312 million financing for the TAG project in Sandoval County, New Mexico. This project comprises a 140MW solar and a 50MW/200MWh battery energy storage facility, utilizing Tesla Megapacks. The financing led by Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank and ING Americas demonstrates a significant investment in clean energy infrastructure. Furthermore, Exus mentions that the TAG project is already generating temporary construction jobs and will create additional full-time operational positions upon completion. This financing success is pivotal for Exus, showcasing their commitment to advancing clean energy solutions. New Mexico's active solar and storage project landscape is further highlighted with recent developments such as the new solar projects by IPP Lydian Energy and the ongoing energy storage capacity expansion by Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM). These initiatives underscore the state's dedication to sustainable energy practices and economic growth through the adoption of innovative energy technologies.