NV Energy

Every year, NV Energy employees come together to support the causes they care about most through our annual Employee Giving Campaign, in partnership with United Ways of Nevada.

This year, their giving helped support more than 347 nonprofit organizations across Nevada, helping make a positive impact in communities throughout the state! 🤝
@UWSN @uwnns

The power has to get there.

From supporting reliability to connecting energy resources across the state, transmission infrastructure plays a critical role in Nevada's energy future.

We appreciated this thoughtful look from the Great Basin Sun at why transmission matters and the role Greenlink Nevada will play in building a more connected grid.

Read the story: greatbasinsun.com/article/1132,t…

⚠️Rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms are forecasted for parts of northern Nevada tonight through Thursday. Some showers may bring heavy rain and localized flooding, especially in poor drainage areas and near recent burn scars.

Please take extra caution if you live in or near these areas. Burned soil may repel water, allowing rain to run quickly, carrying ash, rocks and debris downhill.

Safety Tips:
- Don't walk or drive through flood water.
- Avoid standing water, as it may be electrically charged from underground or downed power lines.
- Never approach a downed power line. Call 911 immediately.

Our crews are ready to quickly and safely respond to any issues.
🔹 Outage information: nvenergy.com/outage
🔹 Outage prep tips: nvenergy.com/outageprep

Stay safe out there!

Desert tortoises get the right of way. 🐢

To help protect sensitive wildlife along Greenlink West, we work closely with environmental specialists throughout construction. Every morning, they survey planned work areas to help us avoid impacts to desert tortoises and their habitat.

It’s one of the many considerations we take into account to balance Nevada's energy future with environmental responsibility.

Want to learn more about Greenlink Nevada? Visit nvenergy.com/greenlink

Potential weather impacts from Tropical Storm Rachel are forecast to affect parts of southern Nevada from early Sunday morning through Monday.

Clark County and surrounding area can expect:
- Periods of rain Sunday through Monday
- Potential for localized flooding and flash flooding in some areas
- Possible isolated power outages due to weather conditions

NV Energy is closely monitoring conditions and has increased personnel available throughout the weekend to respond safely and efficiently to any power-related emergencies. Our crews are prepared and on standby should outages occur.

Safety Tips:
- Don't walk or drive through flood water.
- Avoid standing water, as it may be electrically charged from underground or downed power lines.
- Never approach a downed power line. Call 911 immediately.
- Report outages at nvenergy.com.
- More preparedness and safety information is available at nvenergy.com/outageprep.

Safety remains our top priority. Stay informed, stay prepared, and stay safe!