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TVA’s Lyash to Retire

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TVA’s CEO and President Jeff Lyash announced his intent to retire. By Allyson Dix, BCP Managing Editor President and CEO of Tennessee Valley Authority recently announced his intent to retire. Jeff Lyash began his role in 2019 at the nation’s largest public utility, and according to a press release, announced his retirement publicly on January 31, days after U.S. President Donald Trump said federal workers must return to in-person work by ea…

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Tennessee gov plans $50M to support TVA small modular reactor - ExchangeMonitor

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) proposed plans this week for his state to spend $50 million to support the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Clinch River small modular reactor project Lee’s proposal during Monday’s State of the State address comes about a month after a TVA-led coalition submitted an $800 million grant proposal to the Department of Energy for development of a small modular reactor (SMR). Funding for the SMR project was a topic of much…

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