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Tony Sanchez

Assemblyman Howard Watts presents AB524, a bill that would allow NV Energy to submit its long-term plans for energy supply more frequently than once every three years and require regulators adopt rules governing amendments to that plan, during a joint hearing of the Assembly and Senate Committees on Growth and Infrastructure inside the Legislature in Carson City on May 30, 2023. (David Calvert/The Nevada Independent).

Lawmakers weigh more rigorous regulatory planning for NV Energy, Southwest Gas

NV Energy is seeking a stronger legislative mandate and a message from the Legislature to state regulators to make it clear that closing that open market position is a priority. Sanchez said that could even include raising the Renewable Portfolio Standard.

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'Alternative' rate-making bill would overhaul electric pricing structure for NV Energy

In its first hearing since lawmakers adopted a substantial amendment entirely replacing the original version of SB300, bill sponsor Democratic Sen. Chris Brooks told members of the Assembly Growth and Infrastructure Committee on Thursday that the measure was an attempt to align the business structure of NV Energy with new renewable mandates and technologies.

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