Tennessee Valley Authority assesses dams in wake of Hurricane Helene
After historic rainfall in the mountains of East Tennessee and western North Carolina, the TVA has worked to manage record amounts of water that flow into the Douglas Dam. TVA spokesperson Scott Fiedler told News 2 that water has been held back to protect areas like Knoxville, Lenoir City and even Chattanooga.
The TVA installed a mile-long barrier on Douglas Lake to collect flood debris and protect downstream water intakes after ...
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One-mile-long floating barrier installed in East Tennessee lake to catch Helene debrisThe Tennessee Valley Authority is installing a one-mile-long boom in Douglas Lake to collect debris that was washed into the lake by Helene. (Courtesy: Tennessee Valley Authority) ...
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is at odds with some climate activists and community members over its plan to power the ...
BVU Authority customers are experiencing an outage Monday afternoon. BVU Authority posted on social media that “preliminary ...
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Hurricane Helene Brought Nearly Twice The Water Flow Of Niagara Falls To This 111-Year-Old Tennessee Dam—And It Stood StrongThe Nolichucky Dam outside Greenville has been doing its job of holding back The Nolichucky River since 1913. And even when the Hurricane Helene pushed it past its limit last week, it somehow held ...
Plans to meet electricity demand for the next 25 years by the Tennessee Valley Authority are out, open to a public comment ...
Gov. Bill Lee and members of the state's Congressional delegation toured East Tennessee areas damage by Hurricane Helene.
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