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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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13 hours ago

Thank you to the Cooper County Democrats for listening to our presentation on Senate Bill 4 and Electric Cooperatives this past week! 💙

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Thank you to the Cooper County Democrats for listening to our presentation on Senate Bill 4 and Electric Cooperatives this past week! 💙

#missouri #democrats #cooperatives #senate #cleanenergy #ruralmissouri #renewable #renewableenergy
14 hours ago

Why should Missouri choose solar? ☀️🤔

Swipe ➡ for some awesome facts and stats on how renewable energy projects benefit all Missourians 😍🔥

For more information about renewable energy in Missouri, visit our website www.renewmo.org

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Why should Missouri choose solar? ☀️🤔

Swipe ➡ for some awesome facts and stats on how renewable energy projects benefit all Missourians 😍🔥

For more information about renewable energy in Missouri, visit our website www.renewmo.org 

#solar #missouri #energy #schools #rural #farmers #renewableenergy #stl #kcmo #utility #cleanenergyImage attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

Tomorrow is the capstone session of the Rural Electric Cooperative Co-lab! On Tuesday, June 17th, join for an energizing session on how everyday people—especially in rural communities—can use their voices to engage with co-op utilities and drive the renewable energy transition.

This virtual call is free to attend, and will offer a forward-looking vision for how rural electric co-ops can create lasting change at the local level, anchoring the energy transition already underway on statewide and national levels.

Where: Zoom Webinar
When: Tuesday, June 17. 4PM Eastern/1PM Pacific
Register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/lMZy6upwT5W-fINMOGIbBQ#/registrationWhether or not Congress decides to sideline rural communities in its budget bill, folks will still be able to get directly involved in place-based efforts to drive the #energy transition.

So on Tuesday 6/17 at 4PM Eastern/ 1PM Pacific, join us to learn about how everyday people—especially in rural communities—can use their voices to engage with co-op utilities and drive the renewable energy transition.

This virtual call is free to attend, and will offer a forward-looking vision for how rural electric co-ops can create lasting change at the local level, anchoring the energy transition already underway on statewide and national levels.

Presenters include:
- Karen Campblin of the Center for Common Ground
- Philip Fracica of Renew Missouri
- Matt Grimley, researcher at the Electric Cooperative Innovation Center
- Rachel Christensen, Alaska-based co-op organizer
- Chris Woolery of The Mountain Association

They will draw from real successes from the co-op organizing that has been happening, largely below most people’s radars.

So join us on June 17 if you can!

RSVP here:
us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/lMZy6upwT5W-fINMOGIbBQ#/registration
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Tomorrow is the capstone session of the Rural Electric Cooperative Co-lab! On Tuesday, June 17th, join for an energizing session on how everyday people—especially in rural communities—can use their voices to engage with co-op utilities and drive the renewable energy transition.

This virtual call is free to attend, and will offer a forward-looking vision for how rural electric co-ops can create lasting change at the local level, anchoring the energy transition already underway on statewide and national levels.

Where: Zoom Webinar
When: Tuesday, June 17. 4PM Eastern/1PM Pacific
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/lMZy6upwT5W-fINMOGIbBQ#/registration
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