House Memorial 63 requests the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department of New Mexico to study the feasibility of establishing a nuclear energy commission, alongside other initiatives aimed at advancing the state's renewable energy sector. The resolution highlights the increasing energy demands projected for the coming decades and emphasizes New Mexico's potential to lead in the development of innovative energy policies that address climate concerns while ensuring efficient and affordable energy production.

In addition to exploring the creation of a nuclear energy commission, the memorial outlines several specific areas for study, including the repurposing of decommissioned coal and nuclear plant sites, evaluating the safety of various reactor systems, implementing carbon capture technologies at fossil fuel sites, exploring industrial uses for carbon dioxide, and enabling local governments to develop microgrids for improved energy efficiency. The resolution aims to position New Mexico as a forward-thinking leader in energy production and sustainability.