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Solar projects
We've incorporated various solar projects into our water system operations. Combined, these projects generate approximately 920,000 kWh (kilowatt hours) per year—the equivalent energy usage of more than 60 Las Vegas households. Learn More »
Imploded Vegas Hotels Get Second Life Protecting the Las Vegas Wash
Erosion is one of the biggest challenges facing the Las Vegas Wash. In order to protect the banks and help slow the flow of water, erosion control structures composed of concrete debris from hotel implosions have been installed along the Wash. More »
Hydroelectric Turbines
We have developed hydropower projects at three Rate of Flow Control Stations (ROFCS) in Las Vegas and Henderson. More »
Warm Springs Natural Area
Located approximately seven miles northwest of Moapa, the Warm Springs Natural Area contains nearly two dozen springs which form the headwaters of the Muddy River. SNWA serves as an environmental steward of the area.
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Molasky Corporate Center
Located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, the Molasky Corporate Center (MCC) is an environmentally friendly, LEED certified office building and home to SNWA. More »
Endangered Species
We monitor a variety of federally listed, threatened or endangered species in order to ensure our compliance with the Endangered Species Act. More »