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DESCRIPTION:TVA Board Meeting Recap - August 22\, 2024The Tennessee Valley 
 Authority Board of Directors approved $150 million in additional advanced 
 nuclear funding during its quarterly board meeting held Aug. 22 in Florenc
 e\, Alabama. Funds will support continued design work and TVA’s developmen
 t of potential small modular reactors at its Clinch River site near Oak Ri
 dge\, Tennessee.The board\, which approved an initial $200 million at its 
 February 2022 meeting\, has now approved a total of $350 million for the p
 roject. With nearly 60% of its current generation carbon-free\, this inves
 tment to build clean generation accelerates TVA’s transition to clean ener
 gy to power the region’s growing population and economy.“We believe advanc
 ed nuclear technologies will play a critical role in our region and nation
 ’s drive toward a clean energy future\,” said Jeff Lyash\, TVA President a
 nd CEO. “Today’s Board decision demonstrates TVA’s commitment to continue 
 leading in this effort.“Small modular reactors are an energy innovation te
 chnology that America must dominate – for our energy security\, which is r
 eally our national security.”The TVA region is growing three times faster 
 than the national average. To address the need for more electricity\, TVA 
 is investing nearly $16 billion through FY 2027 to build new generation\, 
 enhance the reliability of existing assets and for initial infrastructure 
 The agency is building ~3\,500 megawatts of new generation\, TVA has made 
 great progress by completing 1\,400 megawatts and securing 800 megawatts o
 f solar this year.Solar energy growth remains a focus for TVA. The Board a
 pproved accelerating TVA’s deployment of clean technologies\, including 10
 \,000 megawatts of solar by 2035.To fund ongoing construction and energy d
 evelopment\, the TVA board approved a 5.25% base rate increase that will t
 ake effect Oct. 1\, 2024. With an average residential bill in FY 2023 at a
 bout $138\, this increase will translate to about an additional $4.35 each
  month.“We recognize that people don’t pay rates\, they pay bills\, and th
 at matters\,” Lyash said. “We know this is a kitchen table issue for many 
 families across our region. At TVA\, we don’t like price increases any mor
 e than you do\, and that’s why we continually work to reduce expenses by h
 undreds of millions of dollars each year. We have done everything possible
  to absorb costs as we invest in the reliability of our existing plants\, 
 construct new generation to keep up with growth and maximize solar to prod
 uce more carbon-free energy.”In August 2023\, the TVA Board of Directors a
 pproved a 4.5% base rate increase for FY 2024. These funds helped support 
 the completion of the Paradise Combined Cycle Plant in Kentucky and helped
  TVA move forward with construction of additional generating resources at 
 Cumberland\, Kingston\, Johnsonville and Shawnee.Lyash pointed out that be
 cause of TVA’s diverse generation resources\, reduced fuel costs have kept
  residential rates lower than 75% of the top 100 U.S. utilities. Through t
 he first nine months of this fiscal year\, power rates were 3% lower than 
 the same period last year despite the rate increase.Read the full&nbsp\;ne
 ws release&nbsp\;from the Aug. 22 TVA Board of Directors meeting or view t
 he video and explore the resolutions adopted by the board using the links 
 below.AgendaApproved ResolutionsListening session RecapMinutesPresentation
 Streaming Video
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SUMMARY:TVA Board Meeting - August 22\, 2024
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 rame></div><br><h3>TVA Board Meeting Recap - August 22\, 2024</h3><p>The T
 ennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors approved $150 million in addi
 tional advanced nuclear funding during its quarterly board meeting held Au
 g. 22 in Florence\, Alabama. Funds will support continued design work and 
 TVA’s development of potential small modular reactors at its Clinch River 
 site near Oak Ridge\, Tennessee.</p><p>The board\, which approved an initi
 al $200 million at its February 2022 meeting\, has now approved a total of
  $350 million for the project. With nearly 60% of its current generation c
 arbon-free\, this investment to build clean generation accelerates TVA’s t
 ransition to clean energy to power the region’s growing population and eco
 nomy.</p><p>“We believe advanced nuclear technologies will play a critical
  role in our region and nation’s drive toward a clean energy future\,” sai
 d Jeff Lyash\, TVA President and CEO. “Today’s Board decision demonstrates
  TVA’s commitment to continue leading in this effort.</p><p>“Small modular
  reactors are an energy innovation technology that America must dominate –
  for our energy security\, which is really our national security.”</p><p>T
 he TVA region is growing three times faster than the national average. To 
 address the need for more electricity\, TVA is investing nearly $16 billio
 n through FY 2027 to build new generation\, enhance the reliability of exi
 sting assets and for initial infrastructure The agency is building ~3\,500
  megawatts of new generation\, TVA has made great progress by completing 1
 \,400 megawatts and securing 800 megawatts of solar this year.</p><p>Solar
  energy growth remains a focus for TVA. The Board approved accelerating TV
 A’s deployment of clean technologies\, including 10\,000 megawatts of sola
 r by 2035.</p><p>To fund ongoing construction and energy development\, the
  TVA board approved a 5.25% base rate increase that will take effect Oct. 
 1\, 2024. With an average residential bill in FY 2023 at about $138\, this
  increase will translate to about an additional $4.35 each month.</p><p>“W
 e recognize that people don’t pay rates\, they pay bills\, and that matter
 s\,” Lyash said. “We know this is a kitchen table issue for many families 
 across our region. At TVA\, we don’t like price increases any more than yo
 u do\, and that’s why we continually work to reduce expenses by hundreds o
 f millions of dollars each year. We have done everything possible to absor
 b costs as we invest in the reliability of our existing plants\, construct
  new generation to keep up with growth and maximize solar to produce more 
 carbon-free energy.”</p><p>In August 2023\, the TVA Board of Directors app
 roved a 4.5% base rate increase for FY 2024. These funds helped support th
 e completion of the Paradise Combined Cycle Plant in Kentucky and helped T
 VA move forward with construction of additional generating resources at Cu
 mberland\, Kingston\, Johnsonville and Shawnee.</p><p>Lyash pointed out th
 at because of TVA’s diverse generation resources\, reduced fuel costs have
  kept residential rates lower than 75% of the top 100 U.S. utilities. Thro
 ugh the first nine months of this fiscal year\, power rates were 3% lower 
 than the same period last year despite the rate increase.</p><p>Read the f
 ull&nbsp\;<a href="https://tvawcma.com/news-media/releases/tva-board-appro
 ves-additional--150-million-in-advanced-nuclear-funding">news release</a>&
 nbsp\;from the Aug. 22 TVA Board of Directors meeting or view the video an
 d explore the resolutions adopted by the board using the links below.</p><
 p><a href="https://tvawcma.com/news-media/releases/tva-board-of-directors-
 to-host-public-session-and-meeting-in-florence--alabama">Agenda</a></p><p>
 <a href="https://tvawcma.com/about-tva/our-leadership/board-of-directors/a
 pproved-resolutions">Approved Resolutions</a></p><p><a target="_blank" hre
 f="https://tva-azr-eastus-cdn-ep-tvawcm-acc.azureedge.net/cdn-tvawcma/docs
 /default-source/about-tva/board-of-directors/august-22--2024/listening-ses
 sion-recap---8-21-2024.pdf?sfvrsn=3d1f7bb1_1">Listening session Recap</a><
 /p><p><a href="https://tva-azr-eastus-cdn-ep-tvawcm-acc.azureedge.net/cdn-
 tvawcma/docs/default-source/about-tva/board-of-directors/august-22--2024/2
 024-08222024-board-meeting-minutes-signed.pdf?sfvrsn=a1c940a6_1">Minutes</
 a></p><p><a target="_blank" href="https://tva-azr-eastus-cdn-ep-tvawcm-acc
 .azureedge.net/cdn-tvawcma/docs/default-source/about-tva/board-of-director
 s/august-22--2024/board-slides-august-2024.pdf?sfvrsn=e80bb84c_1">Presenta
 tion</a></p><p><a href="https://tvawcma.com/about-tva/our-leadership/board
 -of-directors/streaming-video">Streaming Video</a></p>
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