The latest TVA coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Top executives at the Tennessee Valley Authority said they are meeting with members of Congress to discuss the possibility of raising the agency's debt limit, which has been frozen at $30 billion for nearly 50 years.
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As part of their jobs, federal nuclear regulators study how reactors work and how to minimize risks associated with radiation, and in Chattanooga, they learn about automatic weapons and explosive breach charges.
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A speedy permit to build a first-of-its-kind commercial small modular nuclear reactor in the U.S. is not just a victory for the Tennessee Valley Authority, but also the Trump administration.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn, the Republican nominee for governor, will attend a ceremony as the Tennessee Valley Authority receives a historic nuclear reactor construction permit on Tuesday.
Agency invests billions to expand grid as demand rises
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American left has nostalgia for New Deal era, expert says
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Mike Skaggs' return to the Tennessee Valley Authority as interim CEO has ushered in a new "era of good feelings" for the regional development agency, officials said. It's a welcome break from a sustained period of political discord early in the second Trump administration.
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The state of Tennessee, the Tennessee Valley Authority and a nuclear fusion company based in the state signed a collaborative agreement with the U.K. government in London on Monday.
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Two climate nonprofits sued the Tennessee Valley Authority in federal court over the federal utility's plan to run coal-fired and gas-fired power plants simultaneously at a Middle Tennessee site.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority is poised to receive the nation's first construction permit for a certain class of small modular nuclear reactors by the end of September.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority plans to appeal a federal court ruling that the utility fears may force it to halt construction of a $2.5 billion gas-fired power plant in East Tennessee.
