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The latest TVA coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Machine guns, sweltering heat: What it’s like to tour a TVA nuclear plant
Sequoyah may be intimidating to outsiders, but its workforce is deeply local
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See inside TVA nuclear plant with $140 million new generator after outage
Site generates power in Soddy-Daisy for 1.3 million homes
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TVA, Google team up on advanced nuclear reactor project
Data centers part of collaboration as customer of federal utility
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John Bradley, TVA economic development powerhouse, to retire
John Bradley, who transformed the Tennessee Valley Authority's strategy for recruiting businesses over more than two decades as its chief economic developer, will retire from his role Oct. 1.
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TVA ending retirement plan worth millions to top executives
Top executives at the Tennessee Valley Authority will soon stop accruing money in a special retirement plan the federal utility created to attract and retain its highest paid leaders.
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TVA sold $5 billion in bonds in past year to fund expansion
The Tennessee Valley Authority priced $1.25 billion of power bonds Tuesday. It was the utility's fifth offering of bonds and other long-term funding in the past year. Those funding efforts have raised $5.8 billion.
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TVA, Google sign power response pact for AI data centers
Google has entered an agreement with the Tennessee Valley Authority to reduce the technology company's data center power use at certain hours of the day or times of the year, one of the first such deals related to its artificial intelligence work.
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TVA touts ‘great financial position’ as sales grow $1 billion
Executives at the Tennessee Valley Authority say the federal power provider has rarely been in a better financial position as it continues on the largest capital investment in its 92-year history.
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TVA broke last summer’s peak power demand three times in July
The Tennessee Valley Authority met a peak power demand for the summer this week, the third peak in July alone that outstripped last summer's record as the utility's grid is tested by growing electricity needs.
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Nuclear shop on $11.7 million expansion: ‘We love Chattanooga’
Warren Brandon pointed to an intricate metal part about the size of a human head sitting on the floor of his company's shop in Chattanooga.
