§ 704.7311 Definitions
§ 704.7312 ‘Coal-fired electric generating plant’ defined
§ 704.7313 ‘Electric utility’ defined
§ 704.7314 ‘Emissions reduction and capacity replacement plan’ defined
§ 704.7315 ‘Renewable energy facility’ defined
§ 704.7316 Comprehensive plan for reduction of emissions from coal-fired electric generating plants and increased capacity from renewable energy facilities and other electric generating plants; contents and requirements
§ 704.7317 Electric utility required to record certain amounts in regulatory asset
§ 704.7318 Sites used for production of electricity from coal-fired electric generating plant, natural gas electric generating plant or renewable energy facility: Remediation or reuse; regulation of emissions from electric generating plants constructed on c
§ 704.7319 General rate proceedings filed before June 1, 2018, which include request to recover certain costs
§ 704.732 Amendment to utility’s emissions reduction and capacity replacement plan required when utility requests approval and acceptance by Commission of contract with new renewable energy facility
§ 704.7321 Commission may recommend to electric utility modification of or amendment to emissions reduction and capacity replacement plan; actions by electric utility
§ 704.7322 Regulations

Terms Used In Nevada Revised Statutes > Chapter 704 > Electric Service > Reduction of Emissions From Coal-Fired Electric Generating Plants

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