Nevada Energy Commission

Nevada Energy Commission

Assembly Bill No. 522 March 23, 2009 proposes the creation Nevada Energy Commission Assembly Bill 522-committee on Commerce and Labor, Sections 1-27, 29-56 and 63-66 of this bill create the Nevada Energy Commission effective July 1, 2010 and provide transfers of the powers and duties of the office of Energy and the Task Force for Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation to the Commission. The commission is required to: (1) develop a program to provide for energy conservation that provides rebates or incentives; and (2) create renewable energy zones to soli cit and review proposals for renewable energy transmission projects.

Commissioners

In 2009 Governor Jim Gibbons appointed the first Energy Commissioner, Hatice Gecol.[1]

References

  1. ^ "Governor names Energy Commissioner and Energy Director". Nevada State Office of Energy. http://energy.state.nv.us/documents/news/PR_2009-10-13_GovernorPressRelease.pdf. Retrieved 17 July 2011. 

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