Nevada § 244A.699 - Power to sell capacity of project for generation and transmission of electricity and to charge for use of transmitting facilities; right of first refusal of electric utilities; unconditional contractual obligations
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§ 244A.699. Power to sell capacity of project for generation and transmission of electricity and to charge for use of transmitting facilities; right of first refusal of electric utilities; unconditional contractual obligations
1. A county which acquired or which contemplates acquiring a project for the generation
and transmission of electricity may sell all or part of its capacity and may charge
for the use of its transmitting facilities, and for this purpose may contract with
one or more purchasers. The amount sold or charged to any purchaser or any combination thereof must not exceed
the amount allowable under the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended, or the United
States Treasury Regulations prescribed thereunder so as to result in a change in or
loss of the exemption from federal income tax or the exclusion from gross income for
the purposes of federal income tax for the interest paid, or to be paid, on any bonds
issued by the county to finance all or a portion of the costs of acquiring, improving
or equipping the project, unless the bonds are issued pursuant to NRS 244A.702 . 2. If a county decides to sell capacity of the project after the expiration of all
of the initial contracts for such sale, it shall give a first right of refusal to
electric utilities which primarily serve retail customers in this state to purchase
that capacity. No right of first refusal arises at any time by virtue of this section if and to the
extent that, under the Internal Revenue Code and regulations prescribed thereunder
as they exist at that time, such a right of first refusal would or could result in
a change in or loss of the exemption from federal income tax or the exclusion from
gross income for the purposes of federal income tax for the interest paid or to be
paid on any bonds issued or to be issued by the county to finance all or a portion
of the costs of acquiring, improving or equipping the project, unless the bonds are
issued pursuant to NRS 244A.702 . 3. Any agreement between a county and a purchaser of all or part of the capacity of
a project may include a provision that the obligation of the purchaser to make payments: (a) Exists whether or not: (1) The project or any part thereof is completed, operating or capable of operation;
or (2) The generation of electricity from the project is stopped or reduced for any reason. (b) Must not be reduced by offset or otherwise. (c) Is not conditional upon the performance, by any party to the agreement described
in this subsection, of that party's obligation under any other agreement.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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