House Memorial 63 requests the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department of New Mexico to conduct a study on the feasibility of establishing a nuclear energy commission, alongside exploring various issues related to the development of the state's renewable energy industry. The resolution highlights the increasing energy demands projected for the coming decades and emphasizes New Mexico's potential to lead in creating innovative policies that address climate concerns while ensuring efficient and affordable energy production.

In addition to studying the feasibility of a nuclear energy commission, the memorial outlines several specific areas for investigation. These include the potential repurposing of decommissioned coal and nuclear plant sites, evaluating the safety of different reactor systems, implementing carbon capture sequestration policies, exploring industrial uses for carbon dioxide, and enabling local governments to develop federated microgrids to improve energy efficiency and resilience. A copy of the memorial is to be sent to the secretary of energy, minerals and natural resources.