Regional grid operator selects Ameren to lead critical grid infrastructure projects in Missouri and Illinois
Ameren (NYSE: AEE) has been selected by MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator) to construct multiple critical energy infrastructure projects across Missouri, Illinois, and several Midwest states.
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Ameren (NYSE: AEE) has been selected by MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator) to construct multiple critical energy infrastructure projects across Missouri, Illinois, and several Midwest states. The projects, estimated at $1.3 billion, are part of MISO's Long-Range Transmission Plan.
The infrastructure development, known as Tranche 2.1 portfolio, aims to strengthen the transmission system to meet increasing energy demand and support diverse energy resources. The projects will enhance grid reliability and resiliency while enabling economic development opportunities in the bi-state region.
Ameren plans to participate in additional competitive bidding for other Tranche 2.1 infrastructure projects, emphasizing their ability to complete projects faster and at lower costs compared to competitors.
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- Secured major infrastructure projects worth $1.3 billion
- Strategic expansion of transmission network across multiple states
- Enhanced competitive position in energy infrastructure development
- Potential for additional project wins through competitive bidding
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Transmission projects to bolster grid resiliency and energy reliability for millions of customers
"As demand for reliable energy increases, it is imperative that we strengthen the transmission system to utilize diverse energy resources across the Midwest to support the needs of our residents and businesses," said Shawn Schukar, chairman and president of Ameren Transmission Company of
The energy corridors identified in MISO's Tranche 2.1 portfolio will work in conjunction with Ameren's current transmission system to enhance reliability and resiliency for customers while supporting economic development. Increasing access to diverse energy resources across the MISO footprint will ensure customer affordability and access to clean energy for millions of people.
Ameren plans to bid on other infrastructure projects in Tranche 2.1 where the company's capabilities and current resources would enhance reliability, resiliency and affordability for customers.
"While Ameren participated in the competitive bidding process for Tranche 1 and plans to do so again, we believe in establishing energy policy that allows the trusted local provider to develop these projects, reducing unnecessary costs and delivering value to the customers sooner," said Schukar. "When we lead these critical projects, we finish them faster and maximize economic development."
For more information on the Tranche 2.1 portfolio, including project maps, visit MISOenergy.org. To learn more about current and previous transmission projects, visit Ameren.com/Transmission.
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