electricity rates

The city's electric fund is projected to fall nearly $15 million under its target cash reserves in fiscal year 2027, according to a city memo.

Who bears the risk for building new nuclear plants in the 21st century — and when?

Some local and state officials across the country want to halt development of the facilities

Missouri utility regulators have approved electric rates aimed at ensuring larger power users on the state's grid pay for their additional usage.

If approved, the city would net $2.8 million more dollars from the rates paid by utility customers.

The proposed rate increase was met with opposition and confusion during a public hearing on Monday.

City officials rethinking recycling program after a tornado destroyed the Material Recovery Facility.

State regulators approved a 12% markup set to take effect while energy demand for cooling increases.

The company revised its initial request due to “technical error.”

Ameren is asking state regulators for permission to increase bills by nearly 16%