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The latest TVA coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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TVA expects to return to full in-office work following Trump order
Although there will likely be exemptions, CEO Jeff Lyash expects TVA will return to full in-office work following an order by President Donald Trump.

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TVA adjusts some home energy efficiency rebates in response to shifting demand
As his hot water heater approached 25 years old, Chattanooga resident Frank Shepard decided it was time to take the proactive step of swapping it out.

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Congress urged to reform TVA to improve transparency, decision making
As power demand rises, utility board needs information from independent experts, says renewable energy group

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TVA head Jeff Lyash announces plans to retire
TVA President and CEO Jeff Lyash, who has led the largest public power company in the country for nearly six years, will retire from the agency no later than the end of the fiscal year, which wraps up Sept. 30.

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TVA hits new all-time power demand record amid bitter cold temperatures
Amid below-freezing temperatures, preliminary results show TVA hit an all-time power demand record Wednesday morning of 35,319 megawatts — the highest in its 91-year history.

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Hamilton County Schools will close Wednesday after TVA calls on customers to reduce power usage
Hamilton County Schools will be closed Wednesday following an appeal from TVA and EPB that the community voluntarily reduce power usage between 6-10 a.m.

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Trump could reshape TVA board after Biden nominees stall in Senate
Incoming President Donald Trump will have the chance to appoint most of the directors who oversee America's biggest public utility after President Joe Biden failed to get TVA board nominees confirmed by the U.S. Senate.

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TVA seeks $800 million for advanced nuclear technologies at Clinch River
Hoping to unlock a flexible source of energy as power demands grow, TVA and several of its partners are seeking $800 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to speed construction of a small, modular nuclear reactor near Oak Ridge.

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Chattanooga leaders again urge feds to choose TVA office complex for new courthouse
Both mayors and several prominent members of the Chattanooga business community have urged the federal government to "quickly conclude" that TVA's downtown office complex is the best site for a new multimillion dollar courthouse.

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Tennessee congressmen want TVA to disclose salaries above $123,000
Two Tennessee congressmen are again teaming up on a bill that would require the Tennessee Valley Authority to release more information about how much it pays employees.
