Apr 25, 2025
It has been a busy few weeks for TVA, with Don Moul’s selection as the new CEO and two directors transitioning off the Board of Directors. The delay will allow new board members the opportunity to be informed and aligned.
Given these changes and the significance of the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), TVA has opted to delay publishing.
The IRP is a detailed study that evaluates the region’s future power needs, the resource options available for meeting that demand and the potential economic, environmental and operating impacts of these options.
The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) assesses broad region wide impacts on environmental resources, including air quality, climate and greenhouse gases, water resources, land resources, and solid and hazardous waste.
“We are working to understand and evaluate potential paths forward,” said Clifton Lowry, who served as an executive lead on the project and is Vice President of Financial Planning and Investor Relations. “For now, TVA continues to operate under the 2019 IRP, focusing on continuity of operations and ensuring we continue to deliver on our mission.”
TVA will keep employees informed.
“Employee input has been vital throughout the IRP process,” said Melanie Farrell, who served as an executive lead on the project and is Vice President of Board Services and Regulatory Assurance. “We remain committed to keeping employees informed as key decisions are made.”