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Update from TVA CEO Jeff Lyash - Bitterly cold temperatures are creating high demand for electricity across the region. You can help! Reduce your electricity use, specifically between 6 am and 10 am central time on Wed., Jan. 17. Electricity saving tips:

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Intentionally Blankvor 2 Jahren

@NashSevereWx Turn off the stadium lights. Turn off the neon lights downtown. Turn off the lights in empty office buildings downtown. The list goes on. Don’t make the people suffer to help corporations.

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Ohhmagnoliavor 2 Jahren

@NashSevereWx Jeff Lyash made over $10M last year alone, and is the highest paid federal employee in the ENTIRE COUNTRY. The TVA also recently hired a number of regional executives, into *newly created* high salary roles… and they want us to cut our consumption?? 🤔🤨✋

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labwrsvor 2 Jahren

Isn't it literally your entire JOB to supply abundant Energy???

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ClownWorldvor 2 Jahren

@MarshaBlackburn How about our politicians start making sure the heat and lights stay on in the middle of winter instead of screwing us over every second and giving money to foreigners

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Robbielolvor 2 Jahren

Put up more windmills lol

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wendell rosenbalmvor 2 Jahren

@MarshaBlackburn After spending mega $$$'s cleaning up coal fired plants only to shut them down demonstrates the high quality of TVA management. Now the consumer is asked to take up the slack. Let the new highly paid four regional VP's (or whatever their questionable positions are) solve it.

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Breedingvor 2 Jahren

Burn coal and gas, and y'all will be ok

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Tonivor 2 Jahren

No way. Drill baby drill.

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Shaker of Thoughtvor 2 Jahren

@NashSevereWx Why is it so hard for people to make small changes to their routine for just a few hours to ensure everyone can stay warm? Yes, businesses should do their part, but if you refuse to do yours, you’re part of a much bigger problem.

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Chris Laytonvor 2 Jahren

Tell Al Gore to turn off his lights

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