DOE Announces Travis Kavulla as Bonneville Power Administration Administrator
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- Press Release: Rep. Dan Newhouse Comments on New Bonneville Power Administration Administrator Quiver Quantitative · 53d ago
- Stakeholders Urge New BPA Leader to Remain Focused on Tx, Markets RTO Insider · 53d ago
- Former Montana PSC commissioner tapped to lead Bonneville Power Administration OregonLive.com · 53d ago
- Travis Kavulla named to head Bonneville Power Administration The Business Journals · 53d ago
- Dept. of Energy appoints new Bonneville Power Administration CEO KGW · 53d ago
- DOE Appoints Travis Kavulla to Lead BPA RTO Insider · 53d ago
- Trump taps power executive to head Northwest electricity distributor E&E News by POLITICO · 53d ago
- DOE Announces Travis Kavulla as Bonneville Power Administration Administrator Department of Energy (.gov) · 53d ago broke it first
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