LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada’s largest utility wants to charge an extra fee to customers who don’t want new “smart” meters.NV Energy officials have prepared a draft order to present to the state Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday to establish the alternative system for the estimated 10,000 customers who want to opt out of the new technology.In Northern Nevada, installation would cost $107, with a $10 monthly fee. In Southern Nevada, it would cost $98 to install the alternative meter, plus a monthly fee of $9, the Las Vegas Sun reported Friday. NV Energy has installed about 1.3 million smart …