(The Center Square) - Strained electrical grids and long wait times to hook up to public utilities will push about 40% of all new data center capacity additions entirely off the main grid through 2030, according to energy research firm Enverus.
A growing concern among health professionals is the increased popularity of energy drinks among adolescents.
Ameren Missouri is seeking a rate increase of about $343 million, which is expected to increase the average residential customer’s bill by $13…
The De Soto City Council on Monday voted unanimously to hire Vern Bauman Contracting of Ste. Genevieve to complete a water main replacement pr…
An architectural firm hired as a consultant to look into possible additional improvements to The Barn at Larry G. Crites Memorial Park told th…
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 …
The Economic Development Objectives Committee met Feb. 4 to discuss draft regulations for data centers that would apply to any new development…
The Fox C-6 School District will add two electric buses to its fleet thanks to a grant program, and it is replacing three buses used to transp…