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Big Rivers selects Gulley as new CEO - Vimarsana News

Big Rivers selects Gulley as new CEO

Big Rivers Electric Corp. has hired Don Gulley as its new president and CEO.

Illinois energy company cites affordability in support of motion to dismiss suit seeking to shut down power plant - Vimarsana News

Illinois energy company cites affordability in support of motion to dismiss suit seeking to shut down power plant

MARISSA – Nine people among millions whose homes have run on power from Prairie State Generating have complained in court about the cost in 11 years, and their claims were dismissed.

Illinois energy companies move to dismiss Sierra Club's suit seeking to shut down power plant - Vimarsana News

Illinois energy companies move to dismiss Sierra Club's suit seeking to shut down power plant

BENTON – Energy companies that own Prairie State power plant near Marissa have operated in accordance with Illinois law since they started burning coal, according to a motion they filed to dismiss a suit seeking to shut it down.

Battle simmers in Illinois over plans to pipe in and store planet-warming carbon dioxide underground - Vimarsana News

Battle simmers in Illinois over plans to pipe in and store planet-warming carbon dioxide underground

The fight over carbon dioxide — what to do with it and where to store it — is ramping up in Illinois.

A battle simmers in Illinois over plans to pipe in and store millions of tons of planet-warming carbon dioxide underground - Vimarsana News

A battle simmers in Illinois over plans to pipe in and store millions of tons of planet-warming carbon dioxide underground

CHICAGO — On a subfreezing day in January, John Feltham drove his two-seat Kawasaki utility vehicle over neatly furrowed fields glistening with snow. There were deer and coyote tracks, black