NV Energy will host workshops for customers on how to generate their own electricity using renewable energy.
The workshop is from
6- 8 p.m. Thursday inside NVEnergy's Reno office, 6100 Neil Road. Reservations are not required, but space is
limited.
The utility company also will detail its rebate program for customers who generate power using photovoltaic solar, wind or hydro-electric systems.
Renewable energy system venders also will be on hand to provide information.
For more details about the workshop call 866-786-3823 or e-mail renewable
generations@nvenergy.com.
NV Energy filing could mean rate drop
RENO (AP) - NV Energy electricity and natural gas customers could catch another break on rates later this year.
The utility on Monday filed its annual deferred energy cost adjustments with the Nevada Public Utilities Commission.
If approved, it would mean average reductions of 10.2 percent for electricity and 4.6 percent for natural gas beginning
Oct. 1.
The typical residential electricity customer in Northern Nevada using 740 kilowatt hours of electricity would pay nearly $9 less a month, while the typical residential natural gas customer using 59 therms of gas would pay about $3 less a month.
In separate adjustments in 2009, NV Energy electricity customers saw an average 11.3 percent reduction in bills and natural gas users a 6 percent decrease.