The Latest Breaking News from Ameren

Ameren is scheduled to announce its first-quarter results next month, with analysts anticipating a single-digit earnings growth.

As Ameren outperformed the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

ComEd and Ameren are asking us to pay more to get less. As the state transitions to clean energy, the Illinois Commerce Commission should right-size electric utilities’ spending and limit the financial impact on customers.

If enacted, the law would put the downstate utility Ameren in charge of new regional power lines crossing its territory, possibly including those that would connect the Chicago area to solar and wind energy.

Utilities use data and algorithms to sort customers and determine how quickly gas and electricity is turned off for non-payment. “We think there’s a strong argument that this process is discriminatory,” one advocate says.

Consumer advocates are calling the avalanche of rate increase requests “preposterous.” The Illinois Commerce Commission will need to work overtime to ensure consumers aren’t hit with unfair price hikes.

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EDF Renewables North America and Ameren Corp's (NYSE:AEE) subsidiary Ameren Missouri have established an agreement for Huck Finn Solar Project. Ameren will acquire, after construction, the 200 megawatt (MWac) / 270 MWdc Huck Finn Solar Project. The terms of the agreement are confidential. Developed by EDF Renewables, Huck Finn Solar is expected to create…

ST. LOUIS — Ameren announced plans Thursday to build a large power plant within the next decade that runs on natural gas — even as the utility aims to accelerate its shift toward carbon neutrality.