Ameren Missouri Expands Solar Portfolio with 150-MW Illinois Park

• Join Ameren Missouri in their commitment to sustainability with the purchase of a 150-MW solar park, expanding their Renewable Solutions programme.

Ameren Missouri has been approved by the Missouri Public Service Commission to purchase a 150-MW solar park in Illinois, known as the Cass County Renewable Energy Centre. This acquisition will expand the company's Renewable Solutions programme and is expected to be operational by the end of 2024. Ameren Missouri previously received clearance to develop 100 MW of self-developed solar projects and acquire a 300-MW photovoltaic scheme in Warren County.

The purchase of the solar park is part of Ameren Missouri's efforts to increase its renewable energy portfolio and meet the growing demand for green power. Businesses such as Air Products, Mastercard, Walmart, and World Wide Technology are among those enrolled in the Renewable Solutions programme, showing a commitment to sustainability and renewable energy sources.

How will Ameren Missouri's acquisition of Cass County Renewable Energy Centre impact its Renewable Solutions programme?

• The acquisition of the Cass County Renewable Energy Centre will significantly increase Ameren Missouri's renewable energy capacity by adding 150 MW of solar power to its portfolio.
  
• This expansion will allow Ameren Missouri to offer more renewable energy options to its customers through the Renewable Solutions programme.
  
• The company's partnership with businesses like Air Products, Mastercard, Walmart, and World Wide Technology will benefit from the increased renewable energy capacity, further demonstrating their commitment to sustainability.
  
• Ameren Missouri's goal of meeting the growing demand for green power will be further supported by the addition of the Cass County solar park to its renewable energy assets.
• The Cass County Renewable Energy Centre is expected to be operational by the end of 2024, providing a timely boost to Ameren Missouri's efforts to increase its renewable energy portfolio.