Local decisions driving local success

As more communities seek self-determination in their wholesale power strategy, they’re looking for a wholesale power partner like Guzman Energy with a track record of getting things done and delivering results.
KCEC Board of Trustees President Bobby Ortega addresses the membership at a KCEC Annual Meeting, Taos, NM

Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC), Taos NM

KCEC has partnered with Guzman Energy since 2016. KCEC’s goals were to:

  • Stabilize their wholesale cost of power; KCEC’s wholesale rates had been raised at least 10 times over the 12-year period preceding its exit from its legacy G&T supplier.
  • Restore local decision-making and control over power choices like local generation and renewables.
  • Contribute to New Mexico’s statewide objective to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 45% by the year 2030.
  • Achieve over 70% renewable energy powered by 2028, and ultimately 100% renewable energy powered.

Learn more about KCEC’s energy success

Crawford, CO — Photo credit: Mike Boese, Peak Life Photography

Delta-Montrose Electric Association (DMEA), Delta, CO

DMEA has partnered with Guzman Energy since 2020. DMEA’s goals were to:

  • Stabilize their wholesale cost of power.
  • Increase local renewable power generation.
  • Have greater local control over its power portfolio and greater flexibility.

Learn more about DMEA’s energy success

Crawford, CO — Photo credit: Mike Boese, Peak Life Photography
A section of Aztec, NM's 1-megawatt solar-power generating facility

City of Aztec, NM

The City of Aztec, NM was one of Guzman Energy’s first wholesale customers in 2016. The partnership remains strong and multifaceted to this day.

Aztec’s goals were to:

  • Stabilize their wholesale cost of power.
  • Increase local solar power generation.

Learn more about Aztec, NM's energy success