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06.16.2009 11:33 am

Report gives AmerenUE high marks for storm response

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

St. Louis-based electric utility AmerenUE has taken plenty of public whippings for storm-related power outages in recent years. So it is noteworthy that the Public Service Commission staff had only good things to say about the utility’s response to the late-January ice…

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05.28.2009 4:09 pm

A ghost of nuclear’s future in Finland?

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Areva EPR

It’s been a month since AmerenUE declared that it was suspending plans to build a second nuclear plant in Missouri after efforts to repeal the state’s ban on construction work in progress (CWIP) failed.

Backers of the legislation said Missourians missed…

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05.20.2009 11:15 am

Tom Carnahan named to wind association board

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Tom Carnahan

Tom Carnahan, the chief executive and founder of St. Louis-based Wind Capital Group, was named to the board of the American Wind Energy Association, the 1,900-member trade group representing the nation’s wind-power industry.

Carnahan, the son of late Gov. Mel…

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04.28.2009 2:35 pm

Ameren promotes Karen Foss

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Two years after joining AmerenUE to head up the utility’s public relations efforts, former KSDK-TV news anchor Karen Foss is being promoted to senior vice president at Ameren Corp.

Foss, 65, will oversee communications and brand management for St. Louis-based Ameren…

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03.26.2009 10:58 am

Carnahan’s Wind Capital Group sells Minnesota project

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Tom Carnahan’s Wind Capital Group announced it has sold the Bent Tree Wind Farm project in southern Minnesota to Wisconsin Power and Light Co., a unit of Alliant Energy Corp. Terms weren’t disclosed.

St. Louis-based Wind Capital prepared the site and WPL will…

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03.16.2009 4:52 pm

POET, Magellan to study ethanol pipeline

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ethanol producer POET LLC and Magellan Midstream Partners will study the feasibility of a dedicated ethanol pipeline (map) stretching 1,700 miles from the cornfields of Iowa to the East Coast.

The $3.5 billion pipeline would run through  the nation’s two largest corn-producing states, including Illinois, and on…

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03.13.2009 5:09 pm

AmerenUE sells $350 million of debt

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

AmerenUE sold$350 million of 30-year notes to help repay short-term borrowings under an existing credit agreement, according to the company and Bloomberg LP. The St. Louis-based utility incurs short-term debt to fund its cash needs in instances where expenditures exceed cash receipts.

The…

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03.11.2009 2:24 pm

Sigma-Aldrich highlights its stem-cell research products

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

St. Louis-based Sigma-Aldrich Corp. has launched an online portal to promote the company’s products for stem-cell researchers.
Sigma-Aldrich, which makes fine chemicals used in scientific research, said today that it has more than 1,100 products that expected to support all stages of the…

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03.02.2009 11:38 am

Peabody names former Shell executive to board

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Peabody Energy Corp. named M. Frances Keeth, a former Royal Dutch Shell Plc executive vice president, as a new director, increasing the size of the board to 11.

Keeth was formerly CEO of Shell Chemicals Ltd. and would figure to play a…

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02.18.2009 1:16 pm

Germany next to nix Monsanto’s GM corn?

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Bloomberg News reports that Germany’s Agriculture Minister was quoted in today’s Berliner Zietung saying the government may revoke a license for the cultivation of Monsanto Co.’s genetically modified corn because of lack of demand.

According to the country’s farmers’ association, about 6,600 acres of…

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