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Judge rules man accused of threatening to kill Black people at fitness center is competent to go to trial | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Judge rules man accused of threatening to kill Black people at fitness center is competent to go to trial | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A Nevada man accused of threatening to kill Black people at a Little Rock fitness center was judged to be competent to stand trial by a federal judge Tuesday who said evidence presented at the hearing failed to establish the man's inability to assist in his own defense.

Data Center Demand Is Delaying Utilities Transition to Renewables - Vimarsana News

Data Center Demand Is Delaying Utilities Transition to Renewables

The power consumed by data centers threatens to overwhelm systems in some parts of the country. Utilities say they need to rely more on fossil fuels.

Nevada revamps IRP process, opens path for NV Energy to own more renewables and storage - Vimarsana News

Nevada revamps IRP process, opens path for NV Energy to own more renewables and storage

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

Boosting Nevada's in-state power supply remains lawmaker's goal - Vimarsana News

Boosting Nevada's in-state power supply remains lawmaker's goal

This session’s major energy bill was introduced the Nevada Legislature showing key details on how electric utilities could handle their resource future.

Nevada summer utility bills expected to be higher than 2022 | Las Vegas Review-Journal - Vimarsana News

Nevada summer utility bills expected to be higher than 2022 | Las Vegas Review-Journal

Though NV Energy is requesting a rate decrease for the summer months, the utility and Southern Nevada residents expect a summer with high electric bills.