NV Energy packet checklist
Sample preview — compiled from public sources 2026-08-19
CL-01 · Packet contents
PRINT & CHECK OFFThe structural contents of an NV Energy net metering / storage packet, per the current interconnection handbook. Which items apply depends on configuration (solar only, solar-plus-storage, storage only) and on property ownership; check the handbook's current revision before filing.
- Interconnection application in PowerClerk, tied to the correct NV Energy account holder, premise number, and installation address
- Application fee payment — $184 Northern Nevada / $189 Southern Nevada verify current schedule — check with application number or via Paymentus, within 30 days of submission
- Site plan — installation address, location of panels, ESDs, inverters, disconnects, meters, main panel and sub-panels, access issues noted, contractor name and license number
- Electrical one-line (or three-line) diagram — all on-site electrical systems including existing generation and storage, technical specs, contractor name and license number
- Energy storage technical specifications — nameplate energy capacity, maximum charge and discharge power (storage applications)
- Fully executed Interconnection Agreement — all parties matching PowerClerk, all pages, Attachment B if storage is installed
- Final inspection card and/or satisfied building permit from the local jurisdiction (permit copy plus passed-inspection results)
- Proof of property ownership, or a fully executed Property Transfer Agreement (PTA) when the host customer is not the owner of record
- Signed third-party contract when the property is rented, confirming the property owner authorizes the installation
- Engineering calculation stamped by a Nevada-licensed PE, energy audit, or livable-square-footage sizing when the account lacks 12 months of billing history
- UL recertification report or manufacturer approval if the customer's electrical bus bar was modified
- Equipment cross-check — modules and inverters on the CEC approved lists, UL-listed equipment, IEEE 1547 compliant inverters, RE-3 metering configuration
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