Wed, Feb 15, 2012
In 2008, Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure that would increase our use of renewable energy in Missouri. A key component of that measure was a 1 percent cost cap, which was put in place to preserve Missouri’s already low electric rates. Due to political and legal wrangling, much of the original ballot measure was […]
Fri, Feb 10, 2012
Major news out of Washington, D. C. as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved the licenses for construction of the first new nuclear reactors since 1978. The state of Georgia will see an influx of over 5,000 new jobs and billions in economic activity as construction begins
Mon, Feb 6, 2012
By Sen. Mike Kehoe “I have been asked repeatedly this year why, if it is such a high priority, I have not filed Early Site Permit legislation that is the critical first step toward building additional nuclear capacity at the current Callaway site. My first response is that the need for additional nuclear power production […]
Fri, Feb 3, 2012
As Missouri struggles to advance statewide economic development and energy policies, small businesses are feeling the pressure. When it comes to energy, a perfect storm is brewing that could threaten our states low energy rates, ultimately harming small businesses.
Mon, Jan 30, 2012
According to an article in January 26th’s Tampa Bay Times, ratepayers in Florida are now on the hook for more than a billion dollars in costs for the construction of a nuclear plant – even though the plant may not be constructed.
Thu, Jan 19, 2012
Good news from Jefferson City this week as Representative Jeanie Riddle filed early site permit legislation, HB1316, in an effort to preserve Missouri’s option to build a second nuclear power plant.
