Missouri's top air polluter saved from possible closure by Trump's EPA rollbacks
The EPA's 'biggest deregulatory action in U.S. history' will likely have longstanding consequences for Missouri's air quality ...
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Missouri just passed a major utility bill. Here are 9 changes explained
The Missouri legislature passed a major utility bill on Thursday that makes sweeping changes to how utilities operate in ...
Daily Energy Insider9d
EPA plans reconsiderations of two Biden-era regs for coal-fired power plants
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to reconsider two coal-fired power plant regulations imposed by the ...
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Ameren Missouri makes long-term plans to build new nuclear power plant
The demand for electricity is rising and as Missouri utilities plan for more power, consumer advocates worry about the cost.
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States Modify Policies to Attract New Power Plants
State lawmakers are looking at ways to attract new power plants to ward off power outages, provide sufficient electricity ...
The Business Journals19d
Massive utility legislation expected to boost Missouri power generation — and energy bills
which burned coal, in south St. Louis County. The plant closed in 2022. Evergy, the largest power provider in Kansas and western Missouri, is planning two natural gas plants in Kansas to open by 2030.
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Fast-tracked bill could significantly raise utility rates across Missouri
which burned coal, in south St. Louis County. The plant closed in 2022. Evergy, the largest power provider in Kansas and western Missouri, is planning two natural gas plants in Kansas to open by 2030.
News Tribune18d
Utility legislation expected to boost Missouri power generation — and energy bills
which burned coal, in south St. Louis County. The plant closed in 2022. Evergy, the largest power provider in Kansas and western Missouri, is planning two natural gas plants in Kansas to open by 2030.
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Lawmakers fast-track legislation expected to boost Missouri power generation — and energy bills
which burned coal, in south St. Louis County. The plant closed in 2022. Evergy, the largest power provider in Kansas and western Missouri, is planning two natural gas plants in Kansas to open by 2030.