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Senator Reid: Nevada "Playing to Win in Clean Energy"
2012-03-14 02:23:00By Rocky Fernandez, CEP Communications Director This week, Senator Harry Reid released "Playing to Win in Clean Energy," a report detailing projects and policies moving Nevada's clean energy economy forward, as well as the policies needed to continue our progress in the Silver State. CEP Executive Director Lydia Ball joined Senator Reid for the release of the report. The Las Vegas...
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CEP Working To Save Nevada's Energy Efficiency Programs
2012-03-02 05:08:00Clean Energy Project has been working to save, and expand, on the successful energy efficiency programs offered by our utilities to help ratepayers reduce their energy usage and keep their bills low. 8 News Now reporter Nathan Baca did a report on the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada's (PUCN) proposed cuts to several energy efficiency programs, and spoke with CEP about the benefits of...
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CEP in the Las Vegas Sun: Candidates need to know about Nevada’s energy issues
2012-02-06 07:38:00by Rocky Fernandez, CEP Communications Director This past weekend, the Las Vegas Sun ran our Op-Ed encouraging candidates to know, understand, and address Nevada's energy issues and jobs potential. From the Sun: In the coming days and months, many candidates for the 2012 elections will visit Nevada to speak out on issues affecting our state. If you are one of those candidates, this letter...
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Did You Hear What Happened in 2011?
2012-01-27 04:56:00CEP’s New Report: Clean Energy Progress in Nevada and the West Clean Energy Project (CEP) is proud to kick off the year with our new report, Clean Energy Progress In Nevada And The West. While you may have heard about a few of the exciting solar installations, efficiency projects, and green jobs created last year, many of Nevada’s success stories went untold. CEP decided to look...
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R-J conveniently forgets there’s no coal in Nevada
2012-01-09 04:45:00by Rocky Fernandez, CEP Communications Director Just a few days into 2012, the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s editorial board was already back to its old habits of nay-saying Nevada’s clean energy economy and obscuring the facts about the state’s polluting and clean energy resources. In an editorial praising Montana’s current economy, it says this about Nevada’s energy...
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