The Spire STL Pipeline team is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to grant it more time to provide service to the St. Louis region.
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Attorney General Eric Schmitt is opposing the EPA's use of “interim values” to regulate light-duty vehicle emission standards.
Ameren’s effort to expand the country’s EV charging network alongside other energy companies is growing with the inclusion of Alliant Energy.
The PSC approved Spire Missouri’s Weather Normalization Adjustment Rider adjustment, ensuring a rate decrease for customers next month.
Further growth to Missouri’s agriculture industry could be stifled by the lapsing of several tax credits, according to Sen. Denny Hoskins.
A new Illinois law could bring the Grain Belt Express project one step closer to construction, according to parent company Invenergy.
"As has been discovered (or rediscovered) by many during the COVID-19 pandemic, hunting and fishing produce countless benefits for an individual’s physical and mental health."
"Working together and watching the market is going to get us there just as fast as any governmental mandate would.”
The Spire STL Pipeline was granted a certificate to continue operating for 90 days, giving the project time to focus its engagement efforts.
"Farm Bureau’s analysis showed more than 99 percent of Missouri would have been subject to regulation by the EPA and USACE."