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Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) said it signed the Trump administration’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge, committing to keep electricity affordable for its 10 million customers across seven states and not shift data center costs to other users. TVA cited residential and industrial rates below most of the nation’s largest utilities and is evaluating rate-structure changes for large users, with board review expected.

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) signed President Donald Trump’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge, a federal initiative aimed at preventing electricity price hikes tied to data center energy and infrastructure needs. TVA says it will review data center-related rate changes in August as data center load is expected to double by 2030, to avoid costs being passed to its 10 million customers.

President Donald Trump said nearly 200 stakeholders signed a pledge to prevent nearby homeowners and businesses from paying higher electricity costs from new AI data centers. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) joined, saying it is exploring how it charges large power users, including AI companies, and plans to propose rate updates next month.

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) released a revised draft Integrated Resource Plan through 2050 for its seven-state service area. TVA cites reduced renewable tax incentives, deregulation favoring nuclear, gas and coal, and rising data-center demand. It expects solar buildout up to 5 GW (down from 20 GW), no wind, and plans more gas investment and nuclear license extensions. Public comments run to July 22, with a final plan due Aug. 6.

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said in a June report that TVA’s planned small modular reactor at the Clinch River near Oak Ridge is safe and feasible, recommending TVA receive the construction permit. The unit is a boiling light-water design by GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. TVA estimates one SMR at about $5.4B and targets completion in FY2032; it previously won $400M in federal support.

ANGELO MARK purchased 125,000 indirectly-held shares of Texas Ventures Acquisition III Corp (TVACU) at $10.48 ($1.31M total) on 2026-02-27.

Inside Climate News reports the U.S. Department of Energy is funding life extensions for coal plants with repeated Clean Air Act/Clean Water Act violations. Tennessee Valley Authority’s Cumberland Fossil Plant received a $46 million federal pledge despite air and wastewater citations; TVA said it will keep units operating beyond planned 2026/2028 retirements. The DOE also pledged $28.5 million for Oklahoma’s Grand River and $28.4 million for Duke’s Roxboro, both cited for pollution and reporting

Texas Ventures Acquisition III Corp (NASDAQ:TVA) saw short interest fall in May, totaling 10,675 shares as of May 15, down 46.2% from 19,840 on April 30, according to the report. Short interest was about 0.0% of shares, with a 0.3-day ratio. The article also cites new institutional buys and TVA’s April 15 EPS of $0.17.

Texas Ventures Acquisition III Corp (NASDAQ: TVACU, NASDAQ: TVA, NASDAQ: TVACW) announced that its board has approved a monthly advisory fee of $15,000 for CEO Kevin McGurn. This fee is for services related to identifying, investigating, negotiating, and completing the company’s initial business combination. The fee became effective in October 2025 and will continue until the business combination is completed or the company is liquidated.

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