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Opinion

LV Sun: End the inertia on energy

LV Sun: End the inertia on energy
N&V Staff
October 18, 2009

State lawmakers spent considerable time this year debating plans to develop the renewable energy industry in Nevada. New legislation created the position of energy commissioner and was supposed to help state officials move quickly to attract renewable energy companies.

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