Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed a bill into law that will change the way utility rates are set. SB 4 will give utility companies the authority to use a so-called “future test year” model for setting rates based on projected costs. It will also let private electric...
Governor Parson urges Missourians to be prepared to take protective actions over the Memorial Day holiday weekend in which severe weather and flooding are being forecast. The National Weather Service Kansas City Office expects up to three inches of rain in northwest...
A House Committee is considering a change to how the state’s electric companies recover the cost of rebuilding or repairing infrastructure. The proposal, HB 398, would let utility companies ask the Public Service Commission to let them charge customers an...
The Public Service Commission is continuing its work to make sure that the state’s electric utilities are ready for a cyber security attack. It has held a hearing with representatives of Ameren, Kansas City Power and Light, Empire District Electric after...
Ameren, Westinghouse and the state’s utilities are awaiting word on an application for a federal grant to help support their project to create small, modular nuclear reactors. State Senator Mike Kehoe (R-Jefferson City) is in Washington D.C. this morning...
