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On February 28, NV Energy filed its Natural Disaster Protection Plan with the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada per Senate Bill 329, that outlines how the company plans to help protect the public from the impacts of natural disasters on its electric infrastructure that have been experienced in other Western states.

On February 28, NV Energy filed its Natural Disaster Protection Plan with the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada per Senate Bill 329, that outlines how the company plans to help protect the public from the impacts of natural disasters on its electric infrastructure that have been experienced in other Western states.

NV Energy and Southwest Gas customers and energy advocates gathered at a session Wednesday held by the PUCN to call for ways to stabilize bills and promote clean energy.

Legislation proposed by NV Energy to expand its production in the state and avoid costly energy purchases on the volatile open market doesn’t “go far enough.”

NV Energy’s proposed summer rate cut is a risky proposal that sets bad precedent and warrants more attention from regulators, according to a motion filed Thursday  by the Attorney General’s Bureau of Consumer Protection with the Public Utilities Commission. 

NV Energy’s proposed summer rate cut is a risky proposal that sets bad precedent and warrants more attention from regulators, according to a motion filed Thursday by the Attorney General’s Bureau of …

NV Energy’s plan to cut power rates for three months beginning in July to offset high summer usage is a money maker for the utility.

NV Energy is urging its electric customers in both northern and southern Nevada to conserve electricity today, Wednesday and Thursday between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. in order to offset energy supply issues caused by excessive heat in California and Nevada, gas supply and energy constraints and access to market power.

NV Energy’s Public Safety Outage Management (PSOM) program is a key measure of defense against wildfires. During a PSOM event, NV Energy will shut off power in extreme and elevated fire risk areas to help prevent power lines, things that are blown into power lines, and other equipment from causing a wildfire.

The warming center at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center will open tonight at 6 p.m.