KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Valley Authority announced Monday that Tim Fritch, a Transmission & Power Supply engineer with 19 years of service, has received the agency’s highest engineering honor
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Stephen Craven s father and grandfather were both electrical engineers for the Tennessee Valley Authority, and Craven recalls thinking he didn t want to work the demanding and unusual hours that were sometimes required to help keep the lights on at TVA.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 The Tennessee Valley Authority issued the following news release:
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced Tuesday that Ian Grant, a TVA Transmission & Power Supply engineer with almost 20 years of service, has earned the utility s highest engineering honor the Ike Zeringue Engineer of the Year award.
Grant s work helps guard against massive power failures that could cost the nation billions of dollars in lost economic activity. He leads TVA s research on electromagnetic pulse effects, including establishing a grid response model to severe geomagnetic disturbances such as solar storms and initiating a geomagnetically induced current blocker to meet Department of Energy requirements.
TVA Honors 2021 Engineer Of The Year Monday, January 25, 2021
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced that Ian Grant, a TVA Transmission & Power Supply engineer with almost 20 years of service, has earned the utility’s highest engineering honor the Ike Zeringue Engineer of the Year award.
Mr. Grant’s work helps guard against massive power failures that could cost the nation billions of dollars in lost economic activity. He leads TVA’s research on electromagnetic pulse effects, including establishing a grid response model to severe geomagnetic disturbances such as solar storms and initiating a geomagnetically induced current blocker to meet Department of Energy requirements.