TVA operations will continue after President Trump fired two board members, but the governing body has lost some key powers.

Joe Ritch, a Huntsville, Alabama, lawyer and community leader who had previously served as chair of the TVA board, was terminated at the direction of the president via an email from the White House ...

The Trump administration has granted nearly 70 coal-fired power plants a two-year exemption from federal requirements to ...

Lyash announced in January his plan to retire this year once the board selected a successor. Before Trump fired two board ...

It comes as the TVA is facing scrutiny from several republican leaders, including from the president and Tennessee ...

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is considering building facilities in Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky to process coal ...

TVA led a team to apply for $800 million in January, but must resubmit the application by April 23. TVA's first small modular ...

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the nation’s largest public power utility, stands at a historic junction shaped by the ...

Board firings make it harder for the Tennessee Valley Authority to finalize plans or get a nuclear project to federal ...

President Trump dismissed TVA Board Chairman Joe Ritch, leaving the board below the quorum needed for business.

Moul was also appointed to serve on the Tennessee Nuclear Energy Advisory Council by Governor Bill Lee, a group focused on nuclear innovation.

The TVA Board of Directors selected TVA Chief Operating Officer Don Moul as the federal utility's next CEO, effective April 9. Moul has four decades of experience in the utility industry, mostly ...