As energy demands from advanced manufacturing surge, the U.S. Army is proactively hardening our infrastructure. The U.S. Army is partnering with the Tennessee Valley Authority to build resilient, scalable power grids at key installations while cutting $40 million in legacy costs. This strategic shift ensures continuous power for critical missions and revitalizes American energy dominance.
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Great stuff. The Corps of Engineers has partnered with the TVA for decades. I had a member of my leadership development class from the TVA for the past two years. It’s been a great success.