AmerenUE’s plan to build a second nuclear power plant in Callaway County may be in jeopardy. But if so, it won’t have been CWIP that killed it.
CWIP, of course, stands for construction work in progress. It refers to a state…
One of the biggest issues facing Missouri lawmakers, utility regulators and, especially, electric customers this year is a proposed new nuclear power plant in Callaway County.
Utility giant AmerenUE says that it hasn’t decided yet to build a second nuclear generating…
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Missouri’s Public Service Commission is supposed to be an honest broker, fairly assessing the often conflicting interests of large utility companies and their customers.
That’s not how things have worked over the last few years. Instead, the playing field has tilted…
