The Washington Times: 2 Missouri cities consider solar energy farms

Mon, Jun 8, 2015

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Two cities near Kansas City are considering making more use of solar energy, a trend that energy industry experts say is growing in the Midwest as costs to install facilities decline. Solar energy firms have been wooing Sugar Creek and Independence to build solar farms to replace carbon-based facilities, The […]

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Utility Dive: Missouri regulators indicate they will reject Grain Belt Express transmission line

Mon, Jun 8, 2015

Dive Brief: Three of the five Missouri Public Service Commissioners have indicated they will vote against the Clean Line Energy Partners (CLEP) application to build its Grain Belt Express transmission system. The line would deliver Kansas wind-sourced electricity to Missouri, Indiana and points east through the PJM Interconnection or the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO). […]

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St. Louis Post Dispatch: Shady move by Noranda investor

Mon, Jun 8, 2015

I am totally confused. An article in the Business section May 14 had the headline “Largest Noranda investor is pulling out of the company.” That’s the company that was recently given a reduction in its electric costs so it would not move its facility out of Missouri. The article states that will cost you and […]

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