NV Energy Files to Increase Natural Gas Rates While Decreasing Electric Costs for Nevada Customers
NV Energy has submitted a filing to the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada (PUCN) proposing adjustments to its energy rates. If approved, these changes would take effect on October 1. The company's proposal includes a reduction in electric rates for customers, which would decrease annual revenues by over $22 million. Conversely, NV Energy is seeking to increase natural gas rates, which would boost annual revenues by approximately $3.7 million. For residential electric customers (Domestic Service D-1), this would mean a monthly decrease of about $1.86, representing a 1.82% reduction. For residential natural gas customers (Residential Natural Gas RNG), the proposal entails a monthly increase of around $1.01, a 3.05% rise. Small Commercial Natural Gas (SCNG) customers would see a 4.60% increase, or about $6.00 per month. Brandon Barkhuff, President and CEO of NV Energy, stated that these adjustments reflect changes in fuel, purchased power, and natural gas supply costs, aiming to keep energy affordable whi... 
