In late March, and following lobbed criticism of Tennessee Valley Authority leadership from Tennessee Senators Marsha ...

Jeff Lyash, the CEO of the Tennessee Valley Authority whom President Donald Trump had criticized in his first term, will retire from the nation’s largest publicly owned utility later this year ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Friday the Tennessee Valley Authority announced President and CEO Jeff Lyash announced his plans to retire. In a press release TVA said Lyash’s career spanned 40 years ...

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.

Tennessee Valley Authority CEO Jeffrey Lyash said Friday he plans to step down by Sept. 30, leaving a mixed legacy of stewardship during a period of rising demand, shifting energy resources and ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Valley Authority's president and CEO announced his plans to retire Friday. Jeff Lyash announced his plans to retire "no later than the end of the fiscal year ...

WASHINGTON — Tennessee Valley Authority CEO Jeff Lyash — the highest-paid federal employee with a compensation package of $10.5 million per year — abruptly announced Friday that he was ...

After an industry career spanning more than 40 years, Jeff Lyash, Tennessee Valley Authority president and chief executive officer, has announced his plans to retire no later than the end of the ...

Home to the Tennessee Valley Authority headquarters and a neighbor to major Department of Energy sites, Knoxville is an energy town. The 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, after all, was built on the ...

He will officially replace Jeff Lyash later this year, who will retire after heading the independent agency since 2019.

President and CEO of the Tennessee Valley Authority Jeff Lyash said inflation, interest rates and expansion factors have driven the rates up. Some of those expansion projects include expanding new ...