Tennessee Valley Authority Preferred Stock 2.216% (TVE)
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Tennessee Valley Authority Baby Bonds: Riding The Yield Curve
The FOMC Fed Funds Rate cuts create new investment opportunities in low-duration, high-credit-quality fixed-income instruments like TVA's baby bonds TVE and TVC. TVE and TVC offer over 5% yield to maturity, quarterly interest payments exempt from state and local taxes, and are highly rated by credit agencies. Both bonds are undervalued, trading at a 70 basis points spread above corresponding Treasuries, suggesting a mispricing and potential for higher returns.
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| Banks Industry | Financials Sector | Michael D. Skaggs CEO | NYSE Exchange | 880591409 CUSIP |
| US Country | 192 Employees | 31 Jul 2026 Last Dividend | - Last Split | 19 May 1999 IPO Date |
Overview
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is a significant entity in the United States, focusing on the generation and sale of electricity. Established in 1931 and headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee, TVA operates within a vast area covering Tennessee, northern Alabama, northeastern Mississippi, southwestern Kentucky, portions of northern Georgia, western North Carolina, and southwestern Virginia. It serves approximately nine million customers, offering a vital service by managing the Tennessee River and its tributaries. The organization's responsibilities are diverse, including navigation, flood damage reduction, power generation, environmental stewardship, shoreline use, and ensuring water supply for various purposes such as power plant operations, consumer use, recreation, and industry.
Products and Services
Tennessee Valley Authority's operations encompass a wide range of power generating methods and environmental management services, including:
- Coal-fired, Nuclear, and Hydroelectric Facilities: These represent the traditional backbone of TVA's power generation capacity, providing a substantial portion of the electricity supplied to its customers.
- Combustion Turbine and Diesel Generators: For additional power generation, especially during peak demand times, TVA utilizes combustion turbine sites and diesel generator sites, ensuring a reliable power supply.
- Renewable Energy Sources: Demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, TVA has invested in wind energy, a digester gas site, biomass cofiring, and solar energy sites. These renewable sources are integral to TVA's strategy for a diverse and resilient energy portfolio.
- Wholesale Power Sales: TVA sells electricity at wholesale rates to municipalities and cooperatives. These organizations, in turn, resell the power to their customers at retail rates, facilitating widespread access to electricity in the regions served by TVA.
- Direct Supply to Federal Agencies: Apart from serving municipalities and cooperatives, TVA also directly supplies power to federal agencies and large-load customers. This includes entities with specific, high-volume energy needs and those with whom TVA has established exchange power arrangements.
- River System Management: Beyond power generation, TVA plays a crucial role in managing the Tennessee River and its tributaries. This multifaceted responsibility supports navigation, flood control, environmental conservation, recreational activities, and water supply for various uses, highlighting TVA's integral role in regional ecological and economic wellbeing.
