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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Regulators gave Ameren Missouri permission to build a new natural gas and battery storage energy center in Jefferson County on Wednesday.
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved the Big Hollow Energy Center, which will be a simple-cycle natural gas plant — a type that can be turned on quickly to meet demand when a lot of people are using electricity — and a battery energy storage system.
The natural gas plant will be able to generate 800 megawatts of power, which is about two-thirds the capacity of Ameren’s Callaway nuclear power plant, while the battery storage system will be able to deliver 400MW of power for four hours.
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