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TVA signs Trump’s ratepayer protection pledge for data center costs
The Tennessee Valley Authority, a federal agency and the nation's largest public power provider, announced Thursday it had signed onto a ratepayer protection pledge related to data centers put forth by the second administration of President Donald Trump.
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Chattanooga 250: Scenic City, TVA have been intertwined since 1933
The term Tennessee Valley Authority first appeared in the Chattanooga Times on April 8, 1933, in an announcement of a daring federal proposal from newly elected President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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TVA opens Raccoon Mountain for tours on America’s 250th anniversary
Agency compiling time capsule for 2076
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No more wind, lots more gas: Seven takeaways from TVA’s energy plan
Federal utility to lean on fossil fuels to meet demand
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TVA invites comments on latest electricity plan through 2050
Federal agency began work on document in 2023
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Google invests $1.5B to expand Alabama data center powered by TVA
Google announced plans on Monday to invest $1.5 billion to expand an Alabama data center located at a former Tennessee Valley Authority coal plant and powered by the federal agency.
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TVA overhauls its most controversial document: CEO’s paycheck
The board of the nation's largest government-owned power provider will soon bring its process for setting CEO pay more in line with the federal law that created the agency.
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Trump gives TVA $46M for ‘clean, beautiful’ coal plant life extension
The Tennessee Valley Authority applied for and received more than $46 million in funding from the Trump administration to support a $115 million investment in its largest coal-fired power plant, previously scheduled to close by 2028.
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Will they earn less? Five answers on TVA pay reductions under Trump
The Tennessee Valley Authority told President Donald Trump that it would reduce compensation across its workforce by up to $153 million next year in cuts that will mostly hit executives while reducing the maximum performance-based portion of all employee pay.
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TVA secures $2B lease agreement for new Tennessee gas plant
Agency retains ownership of Cumberland as it frees up debt
