LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) – The Las Vegas Raiders will offer electric vehicle charging stations at Allegiant Stadium through a partnership with NV Energy.
The power company deemed the agreement a “monumental stride towards sustainable transportation and tourism” in a media release. In addition to the Las Vegas Raiders, hotel-casino properties across the state have all committed to achieving sustainable tourism with EV chargers and have worked closely with NV Energy to ensure that EV charging stations will become more readily available in the future.
“Our collaboration with the Las Vegas Raiders and other destination partners marks a significant milestone in our efforts to promote sustainable transportation and environmental stewardship,” said Doug Cannon, President and CEO of NV Energy. “As our tourism economy continues to grow, we are strategically expanding access to electric vehicle infrastructure to ensure prominent EV accessibility for residents and visitors alike.”
“We are proud to partner with NV Energy and to play a role in expanding access to electric vehicle charging stations for our fans, Las Vegas residents, and tourists,” added Raiders President Sandra Douglass Morgan. “This partnership is redefining sports by showcasing how teams and organizations can leverage their influence and drive positive change beyond the confines of the field.”
NV Energy is expanding electric transportation with the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada electric transit bus that was supported through grant funding to the economic Recovery Transportation Electrification Plan (ETREP), which is poised to benefit historically underserved communities, as well as boost clean energy job opportunities, which have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic.
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