Ameren plans to close most of its coal-fired plants by next decade
By the start of the next decade, Ameren Missouri plans to retire three of its remaining coal-fired plants as it works to reduce carbon emissions.
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By the start of the next decade, Ameren Missouri plans to retire three of its remaining coal-fired plants as it works to reduce carbon emissions.
Ameren Missouri plans to add more renewable energy projects, including wind and solar, by 2030. Then, it plans a fracked natural gas plant.
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Natural gas customers struggling to keep up with their energy bills have access to new funding from Ameren Missouri.
The Montgomery County facility is the second in Missouri. The first is at Lambert International Airport in St. Louis.