First Solar to build $1.1 billion solar panel plant in North Alabama, adding 700 jobs
The biggest U.S.-based maker of solar panels plans to build a $1.1 billion manufacturing facility in the Tennessee Valley.
Home furnishings retail shop opens on Chattanooga’s Southside
As a volleyball player at Red Bank High School, Lindsey Frost sported No. 22 on her jersey, and her two younger sisters, who were later on high school teams, also wore 22 before the number was ultimately retired after 11 years.
TVA employees to get $161 million in ‘winning performance’ pay next week
Utility meets or surpasses key goals in fiscal 2022 to reward workers with a median extra check of $6,610
TVA’s CEO remains the highest-paid federal employee
America's highest-paid federal employee got a raise in both his salary and performance pay during the past year but is still paid significantly below most of his peers in the private sector.
Republicans prepare to pick next US House speaker as party is projected to retain slim majority
Fleischmann, Greene back McCarthy as speaker, could be key leaders in next Congress
Most Chattanooga voters think U.S. is headed in the wrong direction
Nearly half of voters say their financial condition is worsening, but they have better local outlook than they do for the nation as a whole
Staying on the fast track for 45 years, Chattanooga’s Fast Break Athletics keeps on running
Alan Outlaw began his career with Home Depot and worked for nearly a decade with the giant hardware retailer managing stores in Chattanooga.
TVA joins other utilities to pursue Southeast Hydrogen Hub
While the Tennessee Valley Authority is pursuing new types of power generation in its own territory from the next generation of nuclear, solar, battery and hydroelectric power plants, the federal utility is also partnering with neighboring private utilities to pursue federal grants to develop hydrogen power across the Southeast.
TVA touts ‘outstanding’ year in fiscal 2022, but fuel costs still push up winter heating bills
Despite the challenges of the pandemic and a jump in gas and coal prices, the Tennessee Valley Authority managed to cut its debt to a 25-year low, maintain its pandemic relief program for customers and attract more than $10 billion of new investment into the Tennessee Valley in the past year.
TVA plans solar facility atop coal ash residues in Kentucky
The Tennessee Valley Authority destroyed the cooling towers at one Kentucky coal plant Thursday and began making plans to install a solar farm at its other Kentucky coal plant as America's biggest public utility continues to shift away from what once generated most of its power.
