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In May 2004, the TVA Board approved a new operating policy for the Tennessee River and tributary system. The new policy shifts the focus of operations on TVA-managed reservoirs from achieving specific pool elevations to managing the flow of water through the system. It also addresses public comments about the importance of drawing water from tributary storage reservoirs equitably. Read about what this will mean for the operation of your reservoir. TVA Economic Development has redesigned its Web site to target user groups more precisely. It includes new regional data, maps, sites and buildings, and other information. For site selection consultants, new or expanding industries, entrepreneurs, growing businesses, or communities seeking help with recruitment and growth, valuable resources are just a click away at TVAed.com. These pages track water levels on an hourly basis in TVA reservoirs, give water release schedules at the dams, and more. The information includes recent and predicted elevations at major cities along the Tennessee River and key locations below Pickwick Landing Dam. Read it all here. TVA’s East Tower building in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, is slated for public auction on November 24, subject to approval by the TVA Board. The building consists of 14 floors covering about 247,000 square feet. Read more here. TVA has other corporate real estate for sale or lease. View listing here.
This report offers a look at TVA's environmental performance for the two-year period. It includes a Q&A with the TVA Board and covers TVA's successes and challenges in improving air and water quality, providing renewable energy sources, and protecting shoreline and wildlife resources. View it at Environmental Reports. For your business: Save money and increase energy efficiency through our energy services for business, industry, and large institutions. For a quick and easy energy audit, check out our Business Energy Center. For your home: Manage your energy usage for efficiency and savings with energy services for the home. Also see our home energy audit and find helpful tips for renters as well as homeowners. This new GIS site provides businesses and site selection consultants with information about available properties, office buildings, and land in the seven-state TVA region. Users can find a wealth of economic and demographic data as well as create and print maps at TVASites.com. According to Section 26a of the TVA Act, TVA must approve any construction along the shoreline of the Tennessee River or its tributaries. That includes boat docks and ramps, bridges, marinas, water intakes, sewage outfalls, and other projects. Get information here about Section 26a permits. TVA and its employees work for the betterment of Tennessee Valley communities by providing support for education, arts and culture, community service projects, and more. See the Community Relations site for information and application forms. TVA transmission towers and other structures offer thousands of possibilities for locating telecommunications antennas throughout the region. Get information and submit an application here.
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