Newly energized Dellwood substation benefits 4,500 customers

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Ameren Missouri has energized an upgraded substation designed to support reliable service for customers in north St. Louis County. The substation, located near the Dellwood Crossing shopping center, replaces equipment that was more than 60 years old. It includes modern upgrades that can automatically detect and respond to outages.

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University of Missouri research finds renewable energy and agriculture can coexist without harming rural economies

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Utility-scale wind and solar projects provide rural economic gains without weakening local agricultural economies, according to a study released by the Center for Rural Energy Security (CRES), a rural focused think tank at the University of Missouri. The nationwide research report, “Powering Rural Prosperity: The Local Economic Impact of Utility-Scale Wind and Solar Developments,” puts data to a critical debate in rural communities across America: whether hosting renewable energy infrastructure harms local agriculture.

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Ameren, Gov. Mike Kehoe join expanded Ratepayer Protection Pledge

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Originally announced on Feb. 24 during his State of the Union address, President Trump's Ratepayer Protection Pledge now includes governors, state legislators, developers and power providers – including Ameren Corporation and Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe. The pledge, a set of non-binding principles, calls on data center developers to pay their fair share of energy costs, including generation and the infrastructure needed to connect these projects to the electric grid. Currently, the White House estimates the Ratepayer Protection Pledge covers more than 260 million Americans, including over 80% of the U.S. power delivered to homes and businesses.

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