On May 31, 2024, NV Energy, operating as Nevada Power Company and Sierra Pacific Power Company, submitted a joint application to the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada for the approval of its 2025-2044 Triennial Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and 2025-2027 Energy Supply Plan (ESP). The filing includes a request for confidential treatment of certain information as per Nevada statutes. NV Energy's plan aims to align with the state's clean energy goals and policies while meeting customer energy demands by focusing on cost-efficiency, reliability, and decarbonization. The proposed strategies involve a demand-side management plan aimed at enabling flexible load and deploying cost-effective Non-Wires Alternatives to support Nevada's grid and energy requirements. Specifically, NV Energy seeks approval to implement three power purchase agreements for solar-generating resources with co-located battery storage systems totaling more than 1,000 megawatts each. Additionally, the plan includes the purchase, installation, and operation of two hydrogen-capable natural gas combustion turbines and the construction of necessary transmission infrastructure. Interested parties have the opportunity to engage in the proceedings by submitting comments or petitions for leave to intervene regarding the ESP Amendment by August 7, 2024. Such involvement is crucial for individuals or organizations to ensure that their specific circumstances are considered. The Joint Application is available for public viewing on the Commission's website and at its office locations in Carson City and Las Vegas. Individuals wishing to receive further notifications on this matter must request to be placed on the service list for the proceeding. This initiative by NV Energy demonstrates a positive step towards achieving clean energy goals and enhancing the energy infrastructure in Nevada.