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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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Debunking clean energy myths from 2024's Landman! 🌅☀ïļ

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Debunking clean energy myths from 2024s Landman! 🌅☀ïļ 

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Thank you to the Missouri Solar Energy Industries Association for hosting their Annual Solar Summit! We were very grateful to be a part of it. 🌞ðŸĪ

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Thank you to the Missouri Solar Energy Industries Association for hosting their Annual Solar Summit! We were very grateful to be a part of it. 🌞ðŸĪ

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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 “emergency relief” from more than two dozen states and the energy industry, which asked the Court to halt the EPA’s 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 Administration’s environmental regulations, although in the past two years the Court has been antagonistic towards the EPA’s 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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