NV Energy Integrated Resource Plan Consumer Session

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Published April 15th, 2026

Detected April 5th, 2026

Summary

The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada and NV Energy announce a Consumer Session on April 15, 2026 to receive public input on the Companies' 2026 Integrated Resource Plan. The session will address proposed generation and transmission projects and demand management programs. Written comments may be submitted through April 22, 2026.

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What changed

NV Energy has scheduled a Consumer Session for April 15, 2026 to gather public input on its 2026 Integrated Resource Plan, which covers proposals for electricity generation and transmission capacity additions as well as demand-side management programs. The session will be held simultaneously at Hearing Room A in Las Vegas and Carson City, with videoconference linking between both locations.

Interested parties may participate in person at either location, call 702-870-3481 with conference ID 523 631 940#, or watch via the Commission's live stream. Written comments are due within seven days after the session (April 22, 2026) and may be submitted by email to ConsumerSessions@nvenergy.com or by mail to NV Energy's Reno or Las Vegas offices. This is not a PUC-sponsored proceeding but rather an NV Energy-facilitated public input opportunity.

What to do next

Attend the Consumer Session on April 15, 2026 in person or via phone/video stream to provide input on NV Energy's 2026 IRP
Submit written comments to ConsumerSessions@nvenergy.com or by mail by April 22, 2026
Review NV Energy's IRP proposal covering generation, transmission, and demand management programs before the session

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Consumer Session

2026 INTEGRATED RESOURCE PLAN SECOND CONSUMER SESSION

Nevada Power Company d/b/a NV Energy and Sierra Pacifi c Power Company d/b/a NV Energy (collectively, "NV Energy" or the "Companies") have scheduled a Consumer Session to receive public input on their integrated resource planning. The Consumer Session is an opportunity for NV Energy to receive input on plan development, data inputs and assumptions used, and reasonableness of key results. This consumer session is being conducted by NV Energy and is not a Public Utilities Commission of Nevada-sponsored proceeding. The Consumer Session is set as follows:

CONSUMER SESSION Proceedings will be videoconference-linked to:

Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at 3p.m. Hearing Room A Hearing Room A PublicUtilities Commission of Nevada Public Utilities Commission of Nevada 9075 West Diablo Drive, Suite 250 1150 East William Street Las Vegas, Nevada 89148 Carson City, Nevada 89701

With its integrated resource plan proposal, NV Energy intends to seek, among other requests, approval of resources to increase supply of electricity to its customers, including generation and transmission projects, and approval of programs to limit demand. Members of the public can participate in person or telephonically by dialing: 702-870-3481and entering phone conference ID 523 631 940#. Members of the public can also access and view the consumer session at the time noticed via the Commission's live stream link on its website at h t t p s : // p u c . n v . g o v . Public comments may be limited to three minutes per speaker. NV Energy will endeavor to make reasonable accommodations for members of the public who are disabled and wish to participate in the Consumer Session. If special arrangements for the Consumer Session are necessary, please notify NV Energy at ConsumerSessions@nvenergy.comat least two business days prior to the Consumer Session. Interested persons may also submit written comments instead of, or in addition to, participating in the Consumer Session electronically to NV Energy at ConsumerSessions@nvenergy.com, or via hand-delivery or U.S. Mail addressed to NV Energy at Rates/Regulatory Affairs, M/S 50, 6100 Neil Road, Reno, NV 89511 or NV Energy Corporate Communications, M/S 15, 6226 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89146. Any written input and suggestions for utility consideration may also be provided by any interested person within seven days after the completion of the consumer session. Neither NV Energy nor the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada are responsible for providing clerical or administrative assistance or materials to parties during the Consumer Session. If such assistance is necessary, parties must make other arrangements for this type of assistance.