renewable energy and efficiency policies can provide
all the power our state needs.
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Renew Missouri is a 501(c)3 dedicated to transforming Missouri into a leading state in renewable energy and energy efficiency. Through legislative advocacy, community empowerment and collaboration, we strive to make Missouri a clean energy powerhouse.
Renew Missouri was formed in 2006 to advance efficiency and renewable energy in Missouri. At the time, Missouri ranked 49th in the country in energy efficiency, with less than .01% of its energy coming from renewable energy. Right now, Missouri is ranked 29th in energy efficiency according to the ACEEE, and 9% of its energy comes from renewable energy.
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According to a newly published article by Slate, the renewable energy revolution is unstoppable! The article notes that "all the collective work pushing for a greener world for the past 50 years has also measurably altered the trajectory of our civilization away from a worst-case climate scenario and toward a more verdant world."
With wind and solar now making up 50% of the world's energy mix, compared to just 1% from 10 years ago, we have secured a clean energy future for ourselves.
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According to an article published by The Guardian, the US power grid has added a battery equivalent of 20 nuclear reactors in the past four years! The US has installed more than 20 gigawatts of battery capacity to the electric grid, with the Energy Information Administration (EIA) predicting that this capacity could double to 40GW by 2025 if further expansions occur.
The article also noted that "California and Texas, which both saw all-time highs in battery-discharged grid power this month, are leading the way in this growth, with hulking batteries helping manage the large amount of clean yet intermittent solar and wind energy these states have added in recent years."
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In celebration of Veteran's Week, here are some of our nation's veterans who have since become leaders in clean energy ðšðļ âŧ
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In a surprising ruling, the Supreme Court has ruled to allow the EPA to temporarily enforce limits on greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants.
On October 16th, the Supreme Court rejected requests for âemergency reliefâ from more than two dozen states and the energy industry, which asked the Court to halt the EPAâs limitations.
According to Melissa Quinn of CBS news, the case arose from a May rule that regulates emissions from existing and new fossil fuel-fired power plants. The measure is similar to the Clean Power Plan from 2015, which capped carbon dioxide emissions based on generation-shifting measures, which the EPA identified as a "best system of emission reduction" under a provision of the Clean Air Act.
This is the latest in a series of decisions in recent weeks by the Supreme Court to NOT intervene in the Biden Administrationâs environmental regulations, although in the past two years the Court has been antagonistic towards the EPAâs efforts. Read more in the article below.
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Supreme Court allows EPA to temporarily enforce limits on greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants
The Supreme Court rejected requests for emergency relief from more than two dozen states and the energy industry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Renew Missouri is a 501(c)3. We were established in 2006, and gained our independent nonprofit status in 2016.
Renew Missouri is a nonprofit that is dedicated to transforming Missouri into a leading state in renewable energy and energy efficiency. Through legislative advocacy, zealous legal representation, community empowerment and collaboration, we strive to make Missouri a clean energy powerhouse.
If you are an organization looking to partner with Renew Missouri on a project, please reach out to our Executive Director, James Owen.
If you need assistance paying your bill, please see the list of links below or visit www.mosaves.com.
- Ameren Utility Bill Assistance
- Evergy Utility Bill Assistance
- Spire Utility Bill Assistance
- Columbia Water and Light
- Springfield City Utilities
- Liberty-Empire Utilities
Other Utility Types:
For other utilities like rural electric cooperatives and municipal utilities, please find and visit your local Community Action Agency to access federal funding for utility assistance.
No, Renew Missouri is not a solar installation company. However, we do work with the solar industry. Please see our list of REEL Council members for our solar partners.
No, Renew Missouri is not a utility company. We are a nonprofit organization that often works with utility companies on energy policy. If you would like more information on your utility, please visit https://renewmohomes.com/energy-efficiency-programs/
If you would like to connect with a state representative and need guidance, we are happy to help! Please reach out to us for further information.
Yes! Our advocacy wouldnât be possible without donors like you. If you would like to contribute to our mission, please visit our Donate page.
For all public comment inquiries, please contact our Executive Director, James Owen.
We are always accepting resumes and cover letters on a rolling basis, particularly for paid clerkships and internships for college students or grad students. If you would like to see job openings, please visit our Careers section.