(The Center Square) – As electricity demand surges amid the expansion of data centers and advanced manufacturing, a free-market think tank convened energy experts Wednesday to debate whether traditional utilities, competitive electricity markets or some combination of the two offer the best path toward delivering reliable, affordable power to Americans.
Ameren Missouri is seeking a rate increase of about $343 million, which is expected to increase the average residential customer’s bill by $13…
Ameren held an official groundbreaking ceremony Monday for its Big Hollow Energy Center project in southern Jefferson County. About 50 people,…
The Missouri Public Service Commission on Feb. 11 approved Ameren Missouri’s plan to build a new natural gas plant and battery storage facilit…
A national energy transmission company is seeking approval to build a pipeline to carry natural gas under the Mississippi River to a proposed …
Saline Valley firefighters responded to Domino’s Pizza, 1655 S. Old Hwy. 141, in the Fenton area on Sunday morning, Feb. 1, when water from a …
1:50 p.m. UPDATE: A store spokesperson said the Twin City Walmart, 650 S. Truman Blvd., Crystal City, reopened around 1 p.m. today, Jan. 29, a…
The Economic Development Objectives Committee met Dec. 10 to discuss possible regulations regarding data centers, including energy use restric…
Ameren Missouri has announced plans to develop a gas-fired, electricity-generating plant and power storage facility on the site of its former …
Ameren Missouri reported at 4:20 p.m. today (Jan. 22) that all electric customers in the Festus-Crystal City area who experienced a brief outa…