Updated: March 2026
Commercial rate guide for NV Energy — Nevada statewide including Las Vegas (Nevada Power) and Reno (Sierra Pacific Power). Subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Energy.
General service (GS-1) and large general service (LGS) rate schedules. Time-of-use rates with summer on-peak and off-peak differentials. Demand charges for accounts above 50 kW. Separate schedules for Nevada Power and Sierra Pacific.
Rising
5.6% rate increase effective January 2026 approved by NV PUC for renewable energ
5.6% rate increase effective January 2026 approved by NV PUC for renewable energy procurement and transmission infrastructure investments
Property managers with NV Energy accounts frequently encounter these billing challenges:
Extreme summer demand charges driven by Las Vegas cooling loads
Time-of-use rate complexity with narrow peak windows
Solar net metering policy changes affecting commercial installations
Two operating divisions (Nevada Power vs Sierra Pacific) with different rates
Demand ratchet clauses on LGS accounts trapping summer peaks
The utility is the sole provider in this service territory.
Nevada is a regulated electric market. NV Energy is the vertically integrated utility. Large commercial customers (5 MW+) may apply for departure from the system but face exit fees. No competitive supply choice for standard commercial.
Integrated resource plan update with expanded solar and battery storage; electric vehicle infrastructure cost recovery petition under NV PUC review
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