The solar panels are expected to be in service by 2023 and will generate enough energy to power more than 30 homes for one year.
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"Point-being, this change in the law is being pushed by lawmakers whose districts will face no consequences as a result."
"Wind and solar energy will certainly play a significant role in our nation’s energy future, but their intermittency is a serious flaw."
Electric and gas customers will see an increase on their bills beginning Feb. 28, 2022, increasing Ameren’s annual revenues for electric services by $220 million and gas by $5 million overall.
"This infrastructure helps ensure our small towns have the best access possible to clean drinking water, good-paying jobs, and high-speed internet, which all help to boost rural economies and build back a better America."
The National Weather Service reported at least six tornadoes in Missouri on Dec. 10.
The PSC approved Empire District Electric Company’s first round of programs under Missouri’s clean energy investment policies Wednesday.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt has leveled lawsuits over multiple federal COVID-19 vaccination mandates, challenges he said were vital to determining what America would look like moving forward.
"This law builds back our bridges, our water system, our powerlines, electric grids — better, stronger, more resistant to climate change."
The PSC is set to consider a complaint case against the Empire District Gas Company over its handling of February’s cold snap next year.