St. Louis utilities, businesses eye development of hydrogen power facility
Thu, Aug 11, 2022
Could the St. Louis region become a hub for hydrogen energy production? Read the full article on bizjournals.com
Summer 2022 Update
Mon, Jul 18, 2022
Greetings MBEF Members, I hope this message finds you well in these hot summer months. With the stroke of a pen, Governor Parson moved our state forward signing legislation into law that creates new opportunities for local energy generation, continues the build out of our energy infrastructure, and creates new jobs and economic development. The […]
Consumer Energy Alliance poll finds majority of Americans support more investment in domestic energy production
Mon, Mar 28, 2022
Consumer Energy Alliance poll finds majority of Americans support more investment in domestic energy production. To combat high gas prices and inflation, both rural and urban voters agree to an all-in, all-domestic approach that will create jobs and economic development, drastically reducing our reliance on foreign sources of energy. Read the full article on consumerenergyalliance.org
Callaway County vying to be the #energy generation capital of #Missouri with @NextEraEnergy looking to build a 100mw #solar project.
Tue, Aug 10, 2021
One of the first solar energy projects in Missouri could be built in Callaway County. The Guthrie Solar Project is proposed by NextEra Energy, the world’s largest developer of renewable energy, and it would begin operations in 2024. Read the full article on the News Tribune.
#CleanEnergy comes in all forms. This legislation will be good for #Missouri. #moleg
Mon, Jul 19, 2021
Policy proposals mandating that utilities produce a certain share of their power via zero-emission sources by a certain date are picking up speed at the federal level, and electric companies have begun to pre-emptively hop on board rather than be left in the dust. Crucial to their pitch for a clean energy standard? A place […]
Great news for #Missouri as the transition to clean #energy continues. #moleg
Fri, Jul 9, 2021
Missouri utilities will be able to shutter more coal plants, speeding their transition to renewable energy, under a bill signed by Gov. Mike Parson Tuesday. Parson, a Republican, signed into law a policy known as “securitization,” which allows utility companies to refinance debt they issued to build coal plants and close the facilities early without […]
