NV Energy inks solar deal
Posted Tuesday, June 30th, 2009NV Energy has agreed to buy energy from Massachusetts-based American Capital Energy’s 20-megawatt solar photovoltaic power plant to be built near Searchlight.
The plant is expected to be completed by mid-2010 and, if built to its proposed 20-megawatt
size, would exceed the country’s largest solar facility at Nellis Air Force Base that produces 14 megawatts of energy.
Construction of the plant would create 120 jobs.
Terms of the agreement, subject to Public Utilities Commission’s approval, were not disclosed.
All of the energy produced will go to NV Energy’s customers in Southern Nevada, the companies said. By 2025 NV Energy’s energy portfolio is required to include 25 percent in renewable resources and energy efficiency and conservation programs.
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