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" after 40 years in the ...

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, he ...

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. Lyash's career in the ...

FILE - President and CEO of the Tennessee Valley Authority Jeff Lyash listens during a board of directors meeting Wednesday, May 8, 2024, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/George Walker IV, File ...

Jeff Lyash wasted no time getting back in the energy game. The former CEO of the Tennessee Valley Authority, who retired from the highest-paid job in the federal government in April at 63, has ...

The utility announced that its board picked Moul as president and chief executive to replace Jeff Lyash, who said in January that he would retire no later than September.

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 ...

The Tennessee Valley Authority has promoted one of its top executives to CEO as President Donald Trump has begun turning his attention back to the nation's largest public utility.

The utility announced that its board picked Moul as president and chief executive to replace Jeff Lyash, who said in January that he would retire no later than September.