State, cities, Air Force sign clean energy pacts

THE AIR FORCE IS LOOKING TO GO GREEN AND NEW MEXICO SAYS IT S INTERESTED IN MAKING THAT HAPPEN GADI SCHWARTZ IS IN SANTA FE WHERE GOVERNOR RICHARDSON TALKED ABOUT A NEW PLAN FOR GREEN ENERGY IF THE STATE AND AIR FORCE MOVE FORWARD WITH THIS PLAN -- ALBUQUERQUE- ALAMOGORDO AND CLOVIS COULD ALSO BENEFIT FROM THE SUN -- THE WIND -- AND EVEN COW MANURE TODAY THE GOVERNOR SAT DOWN WITH THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE TO OUTLINE 4 AGREEMENTS THAT WOULD BRING CLEAN ENERGY TO NEW MEXICO S AIR FORCE BASES THE FIRST AGREEMENT- COULD BRING A SOLAR FARM TO ALBUQUERQUE- TO SERVE KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE AND POSSIBLY MESA DEL SOL THE SECOND WOULD DO THE SAME FOR ALAMOGORDO AND IT S HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE THE THIRD AND FOURTH WOULD BE WIND FARMS AND A BIOMASS PLANT- USING DAIRY WASTE- TO SUPPLY POWER TO CLOVIS CANNON AIR FORCE BASE 22 09 - looking for clean green renewable power is a very significant part of our commitment 20 24 I believe the best energy is renewable energy- solar wind projects like this dairy waste and these technologies be to developed more ALTOGETHER THE GOVERNOR SAYS THE NEW ENERGY AGREEMENTS COULD PRODUCE SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 150- TO 250 MEGAWATTS ENOUGH TO POWER A SMALL CITY NO WORD YET ON WHAT COMPANY WILL RUN THE PLANTS IF THEY ARE BUILT RIGHT NOW THE STATE AND AIR FORCE ARE IN A PLANNING STAGE GS EWN4 SUSPECTED DEPUTY KILLER