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Upcoming Meetings
Regional Energy Resource Council Meeting
The TVA Regional Energy Resource Council (RERC) will hold a meeting on January 31, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ET to receive an update on the draft 2025 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). The IRP provides strategic direction on how TVA will continue to provide low-cost, reliable, resilient, and increasingly cleaner electricity to the 10 million residents of the Valley region.
Board Meetings
TVA Board Meeting Recap - November 7, 2024
The Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors recognized TVA's 2024 industry-leading performance during its quarterly meeting held Nov. 7 in Murray, Kentucky.
TVA recorded multiple achievements across the enterprise during 2024 that addressed load growth and supported communities across seven states. Accomplishments included completing one of the best safety years in TVA history, producing more than half of TVA's energy from carbon-free generation, and meeting the all-time peak power demand record of 34,577 megawatts at 8 a.m. CT on Jan. 17 during Winter Storm Heather.
"I am inspired by the spirit and commitment of our employees and the results they achieved," said Jeff Lyash, TVA President and CEO. "We were tested this year, and our employees rose to the challenge to reach record-setting performance."
The population in TVA's region is growing three times faster than the national average. TVA plans to invest about $16 billion through FY 2027 to build new generation and infrastructure and enhance the reliability of existing assets.
The Board also highlighted the agency's progress to power the region's record population and economic growth and TVA's strong financial health; extended the Draft Integrated Resource Plan public comment period to 75 days due to the impact of Hurricane Helene; and approved a greater than 100-megawatt firm power arrangement.
Read the full press release here.
Recurring Meetings
Board of Directors Meetings and Listening Sessions
Regional Energy Resource Council Meetings
Regional Resource Stewardship Council Meetings
Projects Open for Public Comment
Integrated Resource Plan
Transmission Projects
Macon, Mississippi (Midway-South Macon)
Memphis Regional Megasite Transmission Project
Mulberry, Alabama (Cullman County)
Nettleton, Mississippi (Lee County)
New Liberty, Alabama (Cherokee and Calhoun Counties)
North Oakland-Coffeeville, Mississippi
Olive Branch, Mississippi (Mineral Wells-West Pleasant Hill)
Redstone Arsenal No. 3, Alabama (Madison County)
South Macon-Scooba-DeKalb, Mississippi
Tiny Town Road, Tennessee (Clarksville)
Tiptonville, Tennessee (Tiptonville-New Madrid No. 2)
Transpark East, Kentucky (Warren County)
Tullahoma, Tennessee (Center Grove)
Tupelo, Mississippi (North Green Street)
Waldens Creek, Tennessee (Sevier County)
West Tennessee Power System Improvements (Fayette, Haywood, and Tipton Counties)
Environmental Reviews
Bellefonte Site Utility Improvements
Bellefonte Solar Energy Center Project
Brightwater Park at WindRiver Supplemental Environmental Assessment
Bristol, Tennessee Area Power Improvement Project Final Environmental Assessment
Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Subsequent License Renewal
Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Thermal Performance Program Cooling Tower Capacity Improvements
Bud Crockett-Henderson 161-kV Transmission Line Final Environmental Assessment
Bull Run Ash Impoundment Closure
Bull Run Fossil Decontamination and Deconstruction Final Environmental Assessment
Bull Run Fossil Plant Landfill – Management of Coal Combustion Residuals
Calhoun, Georgia – Area Power System Improvements
Changes to Green Power Providers Program
Changes to TVA’s NEPA Procedures
Chattanooga Office Complex Renovation, Demolition, and/or Sale Environmental Assessment
Cheatham County Generation Site
Cherokee Outdoor Resort By the Smokies (formerly Sequoyah Lodge and Lake Resort) Tellico Reservoir
City of Chattanooga Emergency Stream Bank Protection Project
Land Action Notices
Proposed Commercial Recreation License on Norris Reservoir
Proposed Commercial Recreation License on Pickwick Reservoir
Proposed Deed Modification on Chickamauga Reservoir
Proposed Deed Modification on Chickamauga Reservoir for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
Proposed Deed Modification on Melton Hill Reservoir for Aspire Foundation
Proposed Deed Modification on Watts Bar Reservoir for Great Escapes Campground
Proposed Deed Modifications and Section 26a Permit on Chickamauga Reservoir
Proposed Easement for Fooshee Pass Recreation Area on Watts Bar Reservoir
Proposed Easement for Skull Island Campground on Chickamauga Reservoir
Proposed Easement on Chatuge Reservoir for Chatuge Woods Campground
Proposed Easement on Chickamauga Reservoir for the Cherokee Memorial Park at Historic Blythe Ferry
Proposed Easement on Chickamauga Reservoir for the City of Dayton
Proposed Easement on Guntersville Reservoir for Electric Board of Guntersville
Proposed Easement on Guntersville Reservoir for Northshore Campground
Proposed Easement on Guntersville Reservoir for the Alabama Department of Transportation
Proposed Easement on Kentucky Reservoir for the Tennessee Department of Transportation
Proposed Easement on Watts Bar Reservoir for Riley Creek Campground