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Utilities Summary for Las Vegas, NV

Electric Companies:	1
Natural Gas Companies:	1
Water & Sewage Providers:	23
Garbage, Trash & Recycling Providers:	17
Municipal Electricity:	Yes

Save Money and Energy with Rebates and Discounts on Energy Efficient Products in Las Vegas

NV Energy offers several programs to save it's customers on energy efficiency. The powershift by NVEnergy program offers free Smart Thermostats and energy assessments from an energy advisor. Discounts and rebates are available on energy-efficient appliances, pool pump calibrations, air conditioning units, heat pump water heaters, and home improvements like smart controls, LED lighting, weatherization, and low flow showerheads. Some customers who meet certain income requirements could also qualify for free appliance replacement. NV Energy also offers Clean Energy Rebates on renewable energy systems like solar heating, energy sotrage and electric vehicle charging stations. Make sure to read the handbook associated with your installation to make sure your project qualifies.

The Nevada Clean Energy Fund (NCEF) through the Nevada Solar for All program offers rebates and financing for solar projects for low income households. The NCEF's Renewable Energy Upgrade Program (RE-UP) also offers low interest rate loans for energy-efficient improvements for homes.

The Nevada Housing Division's Weatherization Assistance Program helps residents whose household's income is at or below 150% of the federal poverty guidelines to take energy conservations measures. Air sealing, LED light bulbs, insulation, pipe wraps, weather stripping, and more qualifies for the program.

Help for Utility Bills in Las Vegas

Clark County's CARES Housing Assistance Program (CHAP) offers rent and utilities assistance to residents suffering a financial hardship. Additionally the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services of Welware and Supportive Services' Energy Assistance Program (EAP is available to assist with the cost of utility bills for qualifying residents. To qualify for EAP, the household's income must not exceed 150% of the federal poverty guidelines.

Through a joint effort between NV Energy and the United Way of Southern Nevada Project REACH (Relief through Energy Assistance to Prevent Customer Hardships) offers assistance to senior customers 62 and older that meet certain income guidelines. The project helps pay a past-due bill once each year.