St. Louis Post Dispatch: Missouri Supreme Court says state regulators erred in denial of Grain Belt Express transmission line

Wed, Jul 18, 2018

A long-stalled proposal for a multi-state electric transmission line was thrown a lifeline Tuesday, when the Missouri Supreme Court unanimously ruled that state regulators erred in rejecting the project based on a controversial legal precedent. The proposed 780-mile Grain Belt Express project from Houston-based developer Clean Line Energy would span four states and distribute Kansas […]

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St. Louis Post Dispatch: Electric rates in Missouri will drop next month

Wed, Jul 11, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY • Ameren customers in Missouri will see a more than 6 percent cut in their electric rates following action Thursday by state utility regulators. Members of the Public Service Commission voted unanimously to fast-track the reduction in rates as part of a larger package of legislation approved by state lawmakers in May. The […]

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KSDK: Ameren Missouri electric rates to decrease 6 percent

Wed, Jul 11, 2018

The Missouri Public Service Commission said the reduction reflects a lower corporate tax rate enacted by the Trump administration last year. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri customers of Ameren Missouri will see a drop in their electric rates beginning Aug. 1 The Missouri Public Service Commission has approved an agreement which reduces the electric […]

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THE MO TIMES: Rep. Berry pleased new energy legislation already lowering Missouri utility rates

Wed, Jul 11, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, MO – State Rep. T.J. Berry (R-38, Kearney) today thanked the Missouri Public Service Commission for ordering electric rates for Ameren Missouri customers to be cut by 6.1% thanks to SB 564, which was passed by the Missouri General Assembly in May. Berry, the House handler or SB 564, supported including a provision […]

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St. Louis Labor Tribune: Energy bill key to jobs, growth

Mon, Mar 12, 2018

When elected officials have an opportunity to strengthen our infrastructure, grow our economy, and create quality jobs, all while cutting and capping our energy costs, they should take it. Senate Bill 564 offers the biggest economic development and job creation opportunity currently under consideration by the Missouri General Assembly. Passing this legislation would accelerate $1 […]

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Conversation with Rocky Miller

Wed, Aug 30, 2017

A conversation with Rocky Miller We recently spoke to House Utilities Chair, Rocky Miller who previously attended the Southern StatesEnergy Board briefing to the Southern Legislative Conference attendees in Biloxi, MS. The conferees include legislators from neighboring southern states where they convene to discuss a myriad of issues impacting the region. Rep. Miller serves as […]

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