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  6. Tennessee Valley Authority
    October 4
    John Sevier Combined Cycle Plant Dedication (6 photos)
    Here are a few pictures from today’s dedication at John Sevier Combined Cycle Gas Plant near Rogersville, Tenn. The plant was completed and commercially operational in April 2012. It runs on natural gas and has a total output of 880 megawatts, enough to supply about 500,000 homes. — in Rogersville, TN.
    Photo: John Sevier Combined Cycle Plant
    Photo: TVA's Tim Hope speaks at the dedication.
    Photo: TVA's Bob Dalrymple speaks at the dedication.
    Photo: Pictured L-R: Congressman Phil Roe; Michelle Bloodworth, America's Natural Gas Alliance; State Representative Mike Harrison; Susan Richardson Williams, America's Natural Gas Alliance; Bob Deacy, TVA; Tim Hope, TVA; Bill Jenkins, former Congressman and TVA Board member; Bob Dalrymple, TVA; Mike Browder, Bristol TN Essential Services.
    Photo: Great turnout!
    Photo: The control room inside the plant.
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  8. Tennessee Valley Authority
    October 4
    Chief Nuclear Officer Preston Swafford took part in a $3 million grant award ceremony at Chattanooga State Community College with U.S Secretary of Labor, Hilda Solis. http://bit.ly/QvjtmH
    Photo: Chief Nuclear Officer Preston Swafford took part in a $3 million grant award ceremony at Chattanooga State Community College with U.S Secretary of Labor, Hilda Solis. http://bit.ly/QvjtmH
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  9. Tennessee Valley Authority shared Wbir Erin Donovan's status.
    October 2
    Nothing like a TVA energy right inspection to get the day started. We are about 2 hours in. The live shots make it that much more entertaining.
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  10. Tennessee Valley Authority
    September 28
    We had a blast hosting the 40 students from Scottsboro High School today to talk about engineering careers at TVA.
    Photo: We had a blast hosting the 40 students from Scottsboro High School today to talk about engineering careers at TVA.
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  12. Tennessee Valley Authority shared a link.
    September 27
    Time-lapse video of super structure being built on top of reactor building at Sequoyah Nuclear Plant to support replacement of four steam generators.
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  15. Tennessee Valley Authority
    September 21
    Employees at our Watts Bar Nuclear Plant paused this morning to remember those who never returned home during National POW/MIA Recognition Day.
    Photo: Employees at our Watts Bar Nuclear Plant paused this morning to remember those who never returned home during National POW/MIA Recognition Day.
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  16. Tennessee Valley Authority
    September 19
    The reactor head of Watts Bar Unit 1 is suspended under a hoisting rig as it is removed in preparation for refueling operations. At 175-tons, the head, which seals the reactor and contains mechanisms for raising and lowering the control rods, is the heaviest moveable piece of equipment at the plant. For perspective, the reactor cavity in which the head is suspended is approximately 32 feet from top to bottom.
    Photo: The reactor head of Watts Bar Unit 1 is suspended under a hoisting rig as it is removed in preparation for refueling operations. At 175-tons, the head, which seals the reactor and contains mechanisms for raising and lowering the control rods, is the heaviest moveable piece of equipment at the plant. For perspective, the reactor cavity in which the head is suspended is approximately 32 feet from top to bottom.
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