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TVA plans to replace coal with natural gas by 2035 - Vimarsana News

TVA plans to replace coal with natural gas by 2035

TVA plans to retire coal by 2035.

TVA reverses course, won't sell Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant; future use for facility undecided - Vimarsana News

TVA reverses course, won't sell Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant; future use for facility undecided

Seven years after voting to sell its Bellefonte nuclear plant site, the Tennessee Valley Authority has reversed itself and decided to keep the Jackson County, Alabama, power plant for another

TVA reverses course, won't sell Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant; future use for facility undecided - Vimarsana News

TVA reverses course, won't sell Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant; future use for facility undecided

Seven years after voting to sell its Bellefonte nuclear plant site, the Tennessee Valley Authority has reversed itself and decided to keep the Jackson County, Alabama, power plant for another potential use.

TVA looking at Jackson County for new Pumped Storage Facility - Vimarsana News

TVA looking at Jackson County for new Pumped Storage Facility

The Tennessee Valley Authority is considering two sites in Jackson County for a pumped storage facility. They are seeking public comment on the project through July 5th. You can learn more about the project and how to send in your public comment in the article below!

Source: whnt.com
At long last, most of the nation's toxic coal ash dumps will be regulated - Vimarsana News

At long last, most of the nation's toxic coal ash dumps will be regulated

The EPA is closing a loophole that exempted half of all coal ash dump sites from regulatory oversight. But for some communities, it's too little, too late.

Source: grist.org