#Tennessee Valley Authority
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Freel Farm Mound Site: Archaeology and Submersion
Archaeological site in Tennessee excavated in 1934 and submerged by Melton Hill Lake.
Bull Run Fossil Plant: History, Operations and Decommissioning
Retired 889 MW coal plant in Tennessee. Unique single-unit design, decommissioned in 2023, potential fusion site.
Raccoon Mountain Pumped-Storage Plant: Infrastructure and Operations
TVA's Raccoon Mountain pumped-storage plant in Tennessee provides 1652 MW of peak power using a 528-acre reservoir and underground turbines.
Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project
Cancelled US breeder reactor demonstration project in Tennessee, terminated in 1983 due to cost and politics.
Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant: Operations, Incidents, and Regulatory History
Overview of the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant in Alabama, its BWR units, the 1975 fire, and operational history.
Watts Bar Nuclear Plant: Construction, Operations, and Tritium Production
TVA's Watts Bar Nuclear Plant in Tennessee features two PWR units, significant construction history, and a unique role in US tritium product...
Sequoyah Nuclear Plant: Operations, Safety History, and Regional Impact
Overview of the TVA-operated Sequoyah Nuclear Plant in Tennessee, its ice condenser design, and operational history.
Kingston Fossil Plant coal fly ash spill
The 2008 Kingston coal ash spill was the largest industrial spill in US history, releasing 1.1 billion gallons of slurry.
Tennessee Valley Authority: History, Operations and Regional Development
TVA is a federally-owned US utility providing power, flood control and economic development in the Tennessee Valley since 1933.