Mon, Mar 14, 2011
The entire world has spent the last few days glued to news reports on the events in Japan, concerned for the people of that nation as they struggle with an unprecedented natural disaster. We mourn the loss of lives and our hopes and prayers are with the people of Japan in their recovery from this devastating earthquake and associated tsunami.
Thu, Mar 10, 2011
Yesterday, hundreds of supporters of nuclear site permit legislation participated in a press conference and committee hearing on Senate Bill 321. Even more of you contacted your representatives on behalf of this critical legislation. Thank you for your support and action!
Tue, Mar 8, 2011
Tomorrow, on Wednesday, March 9, the Missouri State Senate Veterans’ Affairs, Pensions and Urban Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on several versions of the Nuclear Site Permit Bill. Right before the hearing, we’ll hold a press conference with Sen. Mike Kehoe, Rep. Jeanie Riddle and the 20 Senate Co-sponsors, along with business and community leaders from across the state, to show support for the Nuclear Site Permit Bills.
Fri, Feb 25, 2011
Encouraging progress continues taking shape for early site permit legislation in Jefferson City. On Tuesday, House Bill 124 passed the Utilities Committee and was moved to the floor for full consideration. And on Wednesday, Senator Mike Kehoe introduced Senate Bill 321, a measure that is similar to Senate Bill 50, but includes additional and stronger consumer protections:
Fri, Feb 25, 2011
It didn’t take long for legislators to notice: the Missouri Energy Partnership Act – legislation that would preserve the option of clean, reliable and affordable nuclear power – is an urgent issue that can’t be delayed. That’s why we’re pleased that the House of Representatives has taken action.
Thu, Feb 17, 2011
Over the next several weeks, MBEF will attend a series of rate hearings across the state of Missouri. These hearings are an opportunity for those of us concerned about Missouri’s ability to meet our future electricity demands with affordable, reliable, clean power to get together and make our voices heard. We at MBEF will be there, continuing to advocate for the type of long-term strategic planning that will allow us to retain Missouri’s comparatively low electricity rates.
