If TVA lays off employees to cut operational costs, it won't be because Elon Musk told it to, the utility's CEO said.

The Knoxville-based federal utility plans to bring around 900 workers back to headquarters for fully in-person work and ended ...

Jeff Lyash, CEO and president of the Tennessee Valley Authority, announced Jan. 31 he plans to retire no later than Sept. 30, the end of the federal utility's fiscal year. Lyash's career in the ...

Although there will likely be exemptions, CEO Jeff Lyash expects TVA will return to full in-office work following an order by ...

TVA made a buyout offer late last year to employees across the company before the Trump administration made its sweeping offer.

Jeff Lyash, Tennessee Valley Authority president and chief executive officer, has announced his plans to retire no later than the end of the fiscal year.

With a local congressman stating some businesses have concerns about the availability of energy as power demands grow, CEO ...

Energy also is critical to the second-term agenda of President Donald Trump, who in his first term criticized the pay of TVA ...

It made a similar offer to its 3,500 nuclear employees in 2016, which TVA said was ideal for those about to retire and for those who wanted to pursue other jobs. TVA is entering a new era ...

This is an example of how TVA and Type One Energy will increasingly involve the communities of the Tennessee Valley in Project Infinity to benefit from the investment, jobs, and energy security that ...

“Today, TVA has one of the nation’s largest, most diverse generation portfolios. We will continue to build on this. Our electric system is critical for both national security and economic development, ...