NV Energy Reviews 

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TrustScore 2 out of 5

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  1. Energy Supplier
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  3. Electric Utility Company
  4. Energy Equipment and Solutions
  5. Green Energy Supplier
  6. Solar Energy Company
  7. Utility Contractor

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Provides energy service to Nevada consumers. Includes financial reports, consumer information, company news, and corporate data from headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada. (NYSE: SRP)


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

An overpaid overprivileged supervisor told me she wasn't gonna do shit to help me. The minute I told her I was going to my lawyer with this recorded she demanded I delete it and then hung up on me.

So today, at 830 October 13th 2026. Our power went out at 920 I called NV energy. Cause I'm AI T security specialist, I work from home. I asked for a credit since I'm losing a $50 an hour. The lady says, no, so I ask for a supervisor her and her almighty. I'm not giving you shit attitude. The minute I said I was recording, she freaked the hell out and hung up on me because I caught her ass. It's lying to me. It's funny, they'll tell you whatever they want. But the minute you tell them that you're going to your lawyer's office, what a recording of this conversation they retract everything. They said, and they hang up. Envy energy is just a bunch of overpaid overprivileged bullies that charge you like, they're charging us since 2023, 4 solar, and we don't have solar $18.13 every month. For something we don't even own. We need to get a petition together. And shut down, envy energy and sue every employee for mistreating us overcharging us and taking advantage of us. Taxpayers need to stand up and come together enough is enough. Were the taxpayers were the ones with the money? We make the decision on what to pay. Why the casinos and weeklies and monthlies get all the free power? They want for a low low rate of a $1000 a month.

October 13, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

NV Energy

NV Energy. What a horrible energy company! They have so many long outages and charge high prices for no energy. It's like they break down every week with something. It's really unfortunate that they are the only electricity company here, or I would go somewhere else. I run medical equipment, and with no energy, it affects my health in a big way. I would give them a big sarcastic thank you, but it would be a wasted breath, and I need my breath because my equipment is not working!

August 21, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I was disappointed with NV Energy’s…

I was disappointed with NV Energy’s handling of our Equal Pay plan after a major energy-efficiency upgrade.

In July, we replaced our 22-year-old air conditioning units with brand-new, high-efficiency systems. Our Equal Pay amount had been reviewed in June, just before the new units were installed, so the payment was based on our prior usage with the old, inefficient equipment.

When I contacted NV Energy to request an adjustment, I was told they would not review the amount outside their standard review schedule. I understand that Equal Pay plans are reviewed periodically, including at the six- and 12-month points, but the published information does not clearly explain that customers cannot request an off-cycle review after a significant change in expected energy use.

There should be a reasonable exception process for major upgrades that materially reduce consumption. Customers who invest heavily in energy-efficient equipment should not be required to continue paying an amount based on outdated usage for months before the plan can be reconsidered.

At a minimum, this limitation should be clearly disclosed. Better still, NV Energy should allow an off-cycle review when a customer can document a substantial change in energy usage.

August 6, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

What a poorly run company

What a poorly run company. We leased a warehouse and simply needed to transfer service into our business name. After calling twice, I was told to email them. Every response came through an encrypted message system that I couldn't even open or read.

A basic account transfer should not be this difficult. Instead of solving the problem, they created more obstacles. Extremely frustrating experience and a complete waste of time.

June 19, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

PHUCK NV ENERGY

Prices kep going up for no reason, no investment in clean/renewable energy, poor customer service... need I go on...? PHUCK these guys, they only report to shareholders and their board...

April 2, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I want the daily demand charge dropped

I want the daily demand charge challenged, NV energy should not be allowed to profit off of the grid problems that they created. They are ripping us off and it needs to stop. Why should consumers have to pay for corporate mistakes? Who is looking out for us?

January 20, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

0 Star!!

NV Energy has become one of the most disappointing and predatory utility companies I’ve ever dealt with. Their new daily demand charge is absolutely outrageous, illegal, and it punishes regular families for simply using basic appliances in their own homes. Bills are already high, and instead of helping the community, they’ve added a confusing, unfair fee that hits low-income and fixed-income customers the hardest.

What makes it even worse is the total lack of transparency. NV Energy keeps claiming they have a “deficit” because of solar customers, yet their own public documents don’t even match. They’ve already been caught overcharging Nevadans by tens of millions in the past, and now we’re just supposed to trust them again?

The Public Utilities Commission ignored overwhelming public objections and approved this anyway, which says a lot. It truly feels like NV Energy can do whatever it wants, and customers have no voice or protection.
I’m beyond frustrated. This company does not care about the people it serves only its profits. Nevada deserves better than this. I hope the Attorney General’s Office steps in because regular residents are being taken advantage of.

November 26, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

What went wrong...EV Energy went wrong

What went wrong...EV Energy went wrong. The staff has little to no respect for the consumer. I have written notes on my return stub to no avail. They continue to turn a blind eye and deaf year. After Covid the billing cycle I believe changed. I got my current will today the 9/20/25. It is due on the 9/26/23. Well there is no mail tomorrow (Sunday) meaning it has to go out in the mail on 9/22. On line it states customers are typically given 3 to 5 business days to pay their NV Energy bill. Payments are due and payable on or before the due date printed on the bill. THIS IS SO UNFAIR TO CONSUMERS. Wake up NV and see how the economy is these days. In today's economy it may be impossible to pay pills in such a short period of time. Will someone please wake up the dumb CEO's and bring this to their attention.

September 19, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

"Time Of Use" is a absolute joke

I requested Time of Use after purchasing two EV vehicles in my house. There was absolutely no communication whether Time of Use requested online is in progress. About one month after, I checked NV energy app, then I find out that I need to pay $973.82 more per year by switching. I called NV energy again and spoke with person named Johnny. He said it will take 1-2 billing cycles to going back to the original plan. He could not explain why changing time of use will dramatically increase my energy bill. NV energy is poorly run monopoly company in Nevada. I believe that NV Energy has extremely lack of customer service and there is no transparency.

September 10, 2025
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