Ameren Proposes West Alton Energy Plant, Customers Could Pay some Costs Upfront
Ameren says the plant would help meet rising demand from data centers and could save customers money by using Construction Work in Progress financing.
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Ameren proposes West Alton energy plant, customers could pay some costs upfront
Ameren Missouri has proposed a new natural-gas powered energy plant in West Alton. If approved, customers could pay for some project costs upfront while the facility is being built.
Ameren Missouri Bets Big on Expensive New Gas - CleanTechnica
Supply chain problems driving up new gas turbine prices as solar & storage compete on cost ST. LOUIS, MO — Amid surging costs for new turbines, Ameren Missouri announced today its plan to build a new 2.1 gigawatt (GW) gas plant in St. Charles County. While the monopoly utility’s press release does not ... [continued] The post Ameren Missouri Bets Big on Expensive New Gas appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Ameren Missouri asks to build new natural gas plant — and have customers pay up front
Ameren Missouri is asking regulators to build a new natural gas plant near the Mississippi River in West Alton. The utility wants to use a new financing method that would result in customers paying for the plant as it is built.
Ameren Files for 2,100 MW Gas Plant in MO - Will M-U Gas Feed It? - Marcellus Drilling News
Ameren Missouri (a subsidiary of Ameren Corporation) announced yesterday that it has filed an application with the Missouri Public Service Commission (MoPSC) to build the West Alton Energy Center, a 2,100-megawatt (MW) combined-cycle natural gas power plant. The company expects the plant to come online in 2031, pending regulatory approval, and to create more than...
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