Chattanooga Approves $150 Million in Bonds for EPB Electric Grid Enhancements
Chattanooga has approved $150 million in bonds to fund expansion and improvements for the EPB electric grid.
Chattanooga, TN, November 10, 2026 —
Chattanooga has authorized the issuance of $150 million in bonds to support the expansion and improvement of the EPB electric grid. The approval aims to provide significant funding for necessary upgrades and development of the local energy infrastructure.
The allocated funds are designated for projects focused on enhancing the reliability, capacity, and modernization of the EPB electric grid. Specific details regarding the exact nature of the expansion and improvements, such as the types of infrastructure projects or technological advancements planned, were not immediately available.
The bond approval signifies a major investment in Chattanooga’s utility services. The EPB (Electric Power Board) is the public power company for Chattanooga and its surrounding areas, responsible for delivering electricity and broadband internet services. Further information regarding the timeline for these projects and how the funds will be deployed is also pending.
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