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4.5avg. commissioner years of serviceSource: AEE
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9.28¢avg. price per kWhSource: EIA
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3legislative session length, monthsSource: Legislative Session
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15%residential market share of the largest utilitySource: July 2017, AEE
breakdown of market shareUtility Percentage Market Share in Tennessee
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City of Memphis - (TN)
Market Share15% -
Nashville Electric Service
Market Share14% -
Middle Tennessee E M C
Market Share7% -
Knoxville Utilities Board
Market Share7% -
City of Chattanooga - (TN)
Market Share6% -
Volunteer Electric Coop
Market Share4%
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7governor years servedSource: July 2017, AEE
Legislature
600 Charlotte Avenue
Nashville, TN 37243
| Session length | 3 months |
|---|---|
| Current session | 10 Jan 2017 - |
| Notes | Session ends in mid April |
Energy Committees
House of Representatives
Business and Utilities Committee
Committee Oversight
Recent legislation referred to this committee has included public utilities and public utility districts in addition to business organizations, industrial development, and professional certification.
Pat Marsh
Government Operations Committee
Jeremy Faison
Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
Committee Oversight
Recent legislation referred to this committee has included energy and energy independence in addition to water, tourism, parks, and conservation.
Curtis Halford
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Committee Oversight
Responsible for legislation concerning the creation of new departments, commissions, boards, agencies or councils of state government; the reauthorization of existing departments, commissions, boards, agencies or councils of state government; licensing and/or certification of occupational and/or professional groups; and review of regulations promulgated by Tennessee departments, commissions, boards or agencies
Mike Bell
Energy, Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
Committee Oversight
This committee has broad oversight over legislation concerning energy and natural resources, in addition to mineral resources, water, conservation, parks, game and fish, and tourism.
Steve Southerland