Ten Hours of CWIP Debate Yields No Resolution
As the debate over Missouri’s Construction Work in Progress (CWIP) law heats up, senators are spending copious amounts of time...
A Bad Day to Be an Ameren Customer
Well, it’s been coming for months, but KWMU reports that Ameren has officially begun hearings in front of the Public...
Beating the Dead Renewable Energy Horse
I don’t know if you guys knew this, but I’ve done a bit of work regarding the upcoming Proposition C....
No, I Will Not Pay for Your Nuclear Plant
Did you know AmerenUE isn’t allowed to raise its rates to finance future construction projects? More specifically, if a customer...
WashMo Endorses Renewable Energy Initiative
For the past few weeks I have been researching and writing extensively about the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative. The issue...
Ameren, Renewable Energy, and Time Travel
Several elements came together allowing me to write this blog post. The first was an ongoing series of articles from...
Close Call for Missouri’s Renewable Energy
An article from today’s Kansas City Star details the close call faced by the group Missourians for Cleaner and Cheaper...
Ameren’s Answer to Our Energy Needs
Being an environmentalist opposed to nuclear power is like being a vegetarian who is starving but still refuses meat. The...
Monopoly Redux
Apropos my last post, the Ste. Genevieve Herald reports: Under Missouri law, customers must purchase electric power from the utility...
Patience, Mayor Lowery, Patience
Another storm hit the St. Louis area and about 60,000 houses lost electricity early Monday morning. Florissant’s mayor, Robert Lowery,...
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