Watch the smokestacks come down! A nuclear fusion power plant prototype called Infinity One will be built on the site.

The TVA retired the plant in 2023 after it was in service for 56 years. At the end of its use, the Bull Run plant produced ...

People gather along the Melton Lake Greenway for the smokestacks at TVA's Bull Run Fossil Plant to be imploded in the early ...

The stacks served as a symbol for the region of TVA’s power in jobs and industry. They also served as a reminder of what it ...

The skyline along Edgemoore Road in Claxton will no longer feature the decades old stacks after Saturday's implosion.

Demolition experts safely imploded the 500-foot and 800-foot stacks at the retired Bull Run Fossil plant. After 61 years of ...

Iconic smokestacks in East Tennessee will come tumbling down June 28 when the two stacks at the Bull Run Fossil Plant and another structure at the decommissioned plant will be imploded.

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is teaming up with Type One Energy to develop plans for a fusion power plant at the Bull Run Fossil Plant in Claxton.

The Bull Run Fossil Plant has burned its last load of coal. TVA will demolish the plant, once the world's largest single power generator.

The implosion of the Tennessee Valley Authority's Bull Run Fossil Plant marks a transition to clean energy for utility.

The permit would allow Bull Run Fossil Plant to release cooling water, process wastewater and stormwater runoff from the plant into the Clinch River, near Mile 48, according to the release.