RELEASE: MBEF Statement on Today’s PSC Vote

Wed, Apr 29, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 29, 2015 Contact: Adrianne Marsh (314) 827-6141 MBEF Statement on Today’s PSC Vote Jefferson City, MO – Missourians for a Balanced Energy Future (MBEF) expresses sincere disappointment with the perceived bailout for Noranda Aluminum granted today by the Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC). Executive Director Irl Scissors released the following statement: “To shift […]

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More legislators oppose the Noranda Bailout!

Wed, Apr 22, 2015

Letter from Senator Jeanie Riddle, Senator Ron Richard, Senator Mike Kehoe, Senator Brian Munzlinger, Senator Ed Emery, Senator Bob Dixon The Missouri Public Service Commission recently announced its intention to reconsider its decision wherein it denied an electric rate decrease to Noranda Aluminum. This announcement came almost simultaneously with a press release from Governor Nixon supporting the subsidy for Noranda. The […]

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Legislators oppose the Noranda Bailout!

Mon, Apr 20, 2015

From Senator Mike Kehoe 6th District With only four weeks remaining in the legislative session, both the pace and the volume of legislation being heard is increasing.  As is the case every year, budget discussions are at the forefront.  In the week since the senate passed its version of the Fiscal Year 2016 budget, there has been a great deal […]

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ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: Missouri among fastest-growing solar markets

Tue, Apr 7, 2015

By Brian Feldt Missouri ranks as the 11th fastest-growing state for solar photovoltaics (PV) installations, according to an annual report published by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). The state installed 73 megawatts (MW) of solar electric capacity in 2014, just behind New Mexico (10th on the list with 88 MW installed) and ahead of Maryland […]

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Some worry that climate change rules threaten reliability of electrical grid

Sun, Apr 5, 2015

By Jacob Barker BERKELEY • Utility executives see new environmental rules to address climate change as a potential threat to the electric grid’s reliability. Others say those fears are overblown. Still, most agree there’s room for compromise, though not a lot of time. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission heard those concerns and assurances at a […]

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