Lawmakers experience behind-the-scenes tour of Callaway Energy Center

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During its latest refueling outage, members of the Missouri General Assembly went behind the scenes at the Callaway Energy Center to learn more about the plant and its role in Ameren Missouri's generation fleet. The only nuclear power plant in Missouri, the 1,284 MW-generating energy center was declared operational in 1984. Every 18 months, the nuclear plant undergoes a refueling outage, allowing crews to complete preventative and corrective maintenance on the reactor, refuel the unit and carry out other tasks intended to ensure the plant runs as efficiently as possible.

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State of Missouri selected for nuclear summit

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The Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently announced the state has been selected by the National Governor's Association (NGA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to convene an in-state nuclear summit. The goal of the summit is to create the momentum needed to transform existing conceptual plans for new nuclear generation into definitive and actional projects. 

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Power Profile: Representative Josh Hurlbert

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When Rep. Josh Hurlbert reflects on what led him to public service, he doesn’t point to a single moment. Instead, he credits growing up in a politically active family and early activities like handing out candy at parades for relatives running for office as his introduction to civic life.

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General Assembly celebrates Missouri Lineworker Appreciation Day

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On Monday, April 14, the General Assembly honored the hard work and dedication of the state's lineworkers by celebrating Missouri Lineworker Appreciation Day. As a part of the event, lineworkers from throughout the Show-Me State traveled to the State Capitol to visit with lawmakers and be recognized for their efforts in keeping Missouri's electric grid safe and secure.

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Spring into action and join the Adopt-the-Shoreline cleanup at Lake of the Ozarks

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Residents of Lake of the Ozarks are gearing up for their annual springtime tradition: the shoreline cleanup. The annual Adopt-the-Shoreline cleanup event invites the community to form teams and "adopt" sections of the lake to cleanup and help preserve the area's natural beauty. Sponsored by Ameren Missouri, the event provides volunteers with trash bags and disposal services, making it easy to participate. 

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