That's what you do best.
ETA: you did make one valid point - I neglected the question you posed about Nevada "why would the solar industry in Nevada be in such a panic?"
That's a classic example of the myopia you exhibit when you observe events.
There are two threads that are distinct but intertwined.
1) The progress of the industry as a whole and
2) the effect localized efforts by the entrenched energy industry can have on people who have invested in the state of things as any given time.
Nevada solar is very cost effective based on the track where it is integrated into the grid to augment peak generation. In the land of facts, this saves the utility money that should be passed on to the customer base. In the world where a regulated industry has captured control of the regulator however, the savings are coming out of the hide of the owners of existing peaking plants and baseload plants that ramp up to capture the higher prices they've structured during peak periods.
The captured regulators (in the pocket of the existing powerco owners) are scrambling to find a way to protect the investments in the existing plants - even though that is counter to their mandate.
The solution they've come up with (via ALEC) is the bogus claim that existing solar policies are costing other ratepayers money because solar owners aren't 'paying their fair share' for the grid - a claim which is a bald faced lie.
They have the power to do that though, fair or not.
Thus you have existing solar owners and businesses being harmed. I'd say their "panic" as you call it, is a well founded fury.
The problem with the utility's approach however, is that the grid is only one route for exploiting the benefits of solar. The next phase is grid defection. As the multiple battery gigafactories come online and their cost reductions drive adoption for home use, the customer base of the utilities is guaranteed to shrink. In this scenario, the utility will have no recourse and their only option will be to hike prices on their remaining customers; a move that will only accelerate grid defection.
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