All, 

Last week we sent out an industry notice where we gave an update on EV and Electrification. Since then, Nevada Energy has sent out an industry notice to Southern Nevada regarding the EV Allowance Adder for residential Rule 9 projects.

Effective May 1st, 2023, an incremental allowance adder will be available to support electric vehicle (EV) capable infrastructure for new residential projects that have yet to execute a Rule 9 line extension agreement. These additions to NV Energy’s RS & RM allowance schedules increase the total allowance amounts available for applicable projects and will support the additional installation requirements necessary to prepare for current or future EV capable development.

Single family homes installing EV capable facilities will be eligible to receive this allowance adder. Multi-family development installing EV capable facilities behind the meter will receive the allowance adder for each unit, provided that the facilities share the common meter with the customer’s residential unit. Multi-family development installing EV chargers on a separate meter from the tenants/homeowners are not qualified to receive the adder. In these circumstances, only the standard Rule 9 allowance will be applied. Below are the new allowances to be applied to residential projects that are installing EV capable infrastructure.