The company's Integrated Resource Plan provides a long-term, cost-effective road map to meet customer needs and maintain reliability through disciplined planning and investment. Reliable energy service depends on decisions made years before the energy is needed. Through its 2026 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), Ameren Missouri outlines a 20-year energy road map for maintaining reliable service and managing costs under a range of customer usage scenarios.

A new study by economic development advisory firm HR&A Advisors finds that Ameren Corporation’s operations, infrastructure investments and economic development efforts continue to support jobs, attract investment and strengthen communities across Missouri and Illinois. In addition to highlighting the economic impact of Ameren Missouri, Ameren Illinois and Ameren Transmission throughout the region, the study emphasizes the important role reliable energy infrastructure plays in attracting investment, supporting business expansion and preparing communities for future growth.

As harvest season gets underway throughout the Show-Me State, Ameren Missouri encourages farmers to make safety a top priority when working around overhead power lines and operating large farm equipment. Large combines, tractors, grain augers and grain trucks play a critical role during harvest, but their size and height can increase the risk of contact with overhead power lines.

For U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell, public service did not begin with a campaign. It started with a growing connection to the North St. Louis County community where he was raised.