Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) expects to add up to 14 gigawatts of solar and 5 gigawatts of energy storage over the next 20 years, a massive new clean energy addition to its current hydropower, nuclear and coal-dominant generation mix. TVA’s recent Integrated Resource Plan doesn’t set any specific procurements in motion, and its various scenarios over the next 20 years do not predict the same high level of solar and storage penetration. For example, its solar estimates run from 3 gigawatts to 14 gigawatts by 2038, while its storage shows a range of zero to 5.3 gigawatts.
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