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4:22 am
Wed December 19, 2012

Thousands Of Missouri Jobs At Stake With Wind Production Tax Credit

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Credit Chris McDaniel, St. Louis Public Radio.
Workers wrap coil at CG Power Systems in Washington, Missouri. The coil will later be housed inside a tank as a transformer.
Credit Chris McDaniel, St. Louis Public Radio.
Gerald Nickelson, president of the union at CG Power Systems. He's been an outspoken supporter of the PTC.
Credit Chris McDaniel, St. Louis Public Radio.
The finished product: a transformer ready to ship.
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Updated 1/2/2013 with the credit's legislative developments.

While “fiscal cliff” negotiations are happening in the nation’s capital, a lesser known issue is also on the table. And depending on the outcome, thousands of jobs in Missouri could be at stake.

Gerald Nickelson is a worker at CG Power Systems in Washington, Missouri. As he walks around the factory, he points out a line of workers in front of a machine, wrapping coil. Later, the coil will be housed inside a green metal tank and shipped off as a complete transformer.

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Renewable Energy
10:40 am
Tue November 20, 2012

Appeals Court Upholds Mo. Renewable Energy Rules

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A state appeals court has upheld regulations implementing Missouri’s renewable energy standard.


Kevin Gunn chairs the Missouri Public Service Commission, the state regulatory agency that developed the regulations (4 CSR 240-20.100).

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Ameren Missouri
5:08 pm
Fri January 20, 2012

Ameren Missouri plans to boost energy efficiency

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Updated 5:42 p.m. with comment from Ameren.

Ameren Missouri is pledging to increase its energy efficiency programs starting in 2013.

The company's filing today with the Public Service Commission would represent a complete change of course for Ameren, which had cut its energy efficiency programs from $33 million in 2011 down to as low as $5 million this year.

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