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Ameren bills to go up by about $5 for a typical customer, after state finalizes rate hike - Vimarsana News

Ameren bills to go up by about $5 for a typical customer, after state finalizes rate hike

The St. Louis-based electric utility said that rates will go up by about $5 per month for a typical residential user.

Solar farms in Vandalia, Bowling Green planned by 2026 by Ameren Missouri – Muddy River News - Vimarsana News

Solar farms in Vandalia, Bowling Green planned by 2026 by Ameren Missouri – Muddy River News

“These projects support our ongoing generation transformation toward more clean energy while maintaining the reliability, resiliency and affordability our customers expect,” Birk said.

Ameren Missouri plans solar farms that can power 95,000 homes - Vimarsana News

Ameren Missouri plans solar farms that can power 95,000 homes

Ameren Missouri plans to open four solar farms by 2026 capable of powering a combined 95,000 homes, the company announced Tuesday.  Ameren, an investor-owned electric utility serving St. …

Ameren to add four new projects in its largest-ever solar energy commitment (NYSE:AEE) - Vimarsana News

Ameren to add four new projects in its largest-ever solar energy commitment (NYSE:AEE)

Ameren (AEE) unveiled plans to build or acquire four new solar projects with a combined generation of 550 MW of renewable energy, in the company's largest-ever commitment to solar energy.

Ameren bills to go up by about $5 for a typical customer, after state finalizes rate hike - Vimarsana News

Ameren bills to go up by about $5 for a typical customer, after state finalizes rate hike

The St. Louis-based electric utility said that rates will go up by about $5 per month for a typical residential user.