Gibbons asks legislators for renewable energy tax help
CARSON CITY — Gov. Jim Gibbons urged legislators today to approve tax abatements to attract renewable energy projects that would help make Nevada energy independent by 2020.
The federal government’s Western Solar Plan places Nevada — and Nye County — at the center of the country’s clean energy goals. Many aren’t happy.
Solar panels, electric vehicles and new washer-dryers could be within Nevadans’ grasp with state and federal funding.
The Rebel Climate Action Plan details what Las Vegas’ public university is doing to become net zero in carbon emissions by its 100th birthday.
MGM’s Las Vegas Strip hotels already use 90 percent solar energy for daytime activites.
Households facing energy burdens often face difficult choices between paying energy bills and buying other essentials, like food and medicine.
Charlyne Cutler is hoping she can bring awareness to a growing problem within the valley, shady businessmen preying on people wanting to save money on their electric bills.
The transmission line will connect Las Vegas to Yerington, allowing for renewable energy to benefit Nevada’s urban centers.
NZero convinced Nevada government officials from two political parties to pay more and more money despite its struggles to deliver promised carbon emission data.
An Amargosa Valley mine may expand, and new mineral claims have taken environmentalists by surprise as federal officials consider a ban near Ash Meadows.
Customers in Nevada, on average, are seeing an extra $100.05 on top of their existing electric bill, according to a study conducted by Texas Electricity Ratings.