About Blue Mesa Renewables
We buy wind turbine royalties throughout the United States
Danna Blumenau
President & CEO
About Blue Mesa Renewables
Blue Mesa Renewables buys wind energy royalties throughout the United States, but mostly in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa, and California.
Our process is easy and we don't pressure anyone to sell. In fact, if we think you can get a better deal elsewhere, we'll refer you to another company.
Our process is easy and we don't pressure anyone to sell. In fact, if we think you can get a better deal elsewhere, we'll refer you to another company.
A good deal is one in which both the buyer and the seller walk away happy.
We'll be happy to answer questions and evaluate your wind royalties. The process of selling your wind royalties for a lump sum is easy:
- Request an offer
- Email/upload royalty statements & wind lease or agreement
- We will evaluate your wind turbine(s) and provide you with an offer
- If agreed upon, we will draft closing documents
- Documents are signed and funds are wired (or we can make other arrangements)
How it All Started
Background
I grew up in Los Alamos, NM, in the shadow of the pioneers of nuclear technology. With a legacy of innovation and secrecy, my peers and I were the children of top engineers and doctors who never talked about their work at the national laboratory but were passionate about science and emerging technology. By grade school, I knew which canyons were off-limits due to environmental contamination and which were protected by armed guards who shot first and asked questions later.
This remote and secretive town was located in the high desert mountains, surrounded by the ruins of Native American civilizations. The nearby Pueblo and Navajo tribes continue to live in harmony with nature. We adopted many of their sustainable customs: adobe houses that kept us cool during the arid July days, passive solar heating in the winter, water conservation through xeriscaping, and composting to grow vegetables in the sandy soil.
Sustainability was a way of life for us long before anyone heard of the controversy of climate change. The juxtaposition of nuclear energy innovation and sustainable living had a profound effect on me and has lead to a life-long passion for entrepreneurship and sustainability.
The beginning of Blue Mesa Renewables
I inherited a microscopic interest in a Texas oil well - what was once my father's pride a joy. My father used to give me oil well updates, and I used to give him grief about supporting fracking and destroying the environment.
Oddly enough, that oil well became very special to me when my father suddenly passed away. I set out to learn about mineral rights and, in the process, discovered that fossil fuels are not quite the evil that I had imagined. And renewable energy isn't quite the end-all-be-all solution.
From this exploration, came Blue Mesa Minerals, which buys oil and gas royalties and mineral rights and Blue Mesa Renewables, which buys wind royalties and wind rights.
Both renewable energy and fossil fuels are essential to our modern lifestyle, and Blue Mesa Minerals, as well as Blue Mesa Renewables, helps mineral owners and landowners who host wind turbines to exchange their royalties for a lump sum of cash in which they and put to other uses.
I grew up in Los Alamos, NM, in the shadow of the pioneers of nuclear technology. With a legacy of innovation and secrecy, my peers and I were the children of top engineers and doctors who never talked about their work at the national laboratory but were passionate about science and emerging technology. By grade school, I knew which canyons were off-limits due to environmental contamination and which were protected by armed guards who shot first and asked questions later.
This remote and secretive town was located in the high desert mountains, surrounded by the ruins of Native American civilizations. The nearby Pueblo and Navajo tribes continue to live in harmony with nature. We adopted many of their sustainable customs: adobe houses that kept us cool during the arid July days, passive solar heating in the winter, water conservation through xeriscaping, and composting to grow vegetables in the sandy soil.
Sustainability was a way of life for us long before anyone heard of the controversy of climate change. The juxtaposition of nuclear energy innovation and sustainable living had a profound effect on me and has lead to a life-long passion for entrepreneurship and sustainability.
The beginning of Blue Mesa Renewables
I inherited a microscopic interest in a Texas oil well - what was once my father's pride a joy. My father used to give me oil well updates, and I used to give him grief about supporting fracking and destroying the environment.
Oddly enough, that oil well became very special to me when my father suddenly passed away. I set out to learn about mineral rights and, in the process, discovered that fossil fuels are not quite the evil that I had imagined. And renewable energy isn't quite the end-all-be-all solution.
From this exploration, came Blue Mesa Minerals, which buys oil and gas royalties and mineral rights and Blue Mesa Renewables, which buys wind royalties and wind rights.
Both renewable energy and fossil fuels are essential to our modern lifestyle, and Blue Mesa Minerals, as well as Blue Mesa Renewables, helps mineral owners and landowners who host wind turbines to exchange their royalties for a lump sum of cash in which they and put to other uses.
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Our Values
What makes us different? We don't flip wind leases - that means we aren't out to rip people off by buying undervalued royalties with the intention of selling them to make a profit. We buy wind energy royalties because we want to support renewable energy, but also understand that some landowners would prefer to exchange their royalties for a lump sum of cash. We expect to pay a fair price for your wind royalties and for both parties to walk away happy.
Where We Buy
We buy wind royalties in TX, OK, KS, IA, CA and other states with utility-scale wind power.
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