With the latest round of extreme heat blanketing the Las Vegas Valley this week, you’re probably blasting your air conditioning or using a lot of fans to stay cool, and you might be wondering how that impacts our power grid.
“It’s a big concern; everybody should be concerned about that,” said Robert Gonzalez.
NV Energy prepares year-round to keep power on in Southern Nevada during extreme heat
Gonzalez has lived in Las Vegas for decades, so he knows a thing or two about our scorching summers.
“The hotter it gets, everybody drops their A/C to 68,” Gonzalez said. “Trust me, when it’s 115, it’s never going to get to 68 [inside your house].”…