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The Fair Energy Rate Action Fund (FERAF) is a Missouri-based consumer and employer group formed in 2008 with the goal of keeping Missouri's electrical rates fair and affordable. FERAF seeks to accomplish this goal by educating the general public and public policy makers about the impact of utility rates on business and residential consumers.
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AmerenUE making case for rate increase in 2011
By Melissa Miller ~ Southeast Missourian
AmerenUE is making a case for another rate increase just two months after its last raise took effect.
The utility recently announced it will file a case with the Missouri Public Service Commission by the end of September in an effort to recoup the [...]
AmerenUE making case for rate increase in 2011
By Melissa Miller ~ Southeast Missourian
AmerenUE is making a case for another rate increase just two months after its last raise took effect.
The utility recently announced it will file a case with the Missouri Public Service Commission by the end of September in an effort to recoup the [...]
PSC approves Laclede Gas rate increase
By Jeffrey Tomich, stltoday
Missouri regulators voted unanimously on Wednesday to approve a 2.5 percent natural-gas rate increase for Laclede Gas Co.
The $31.4 million increase takes effect on Sept. 1 and includes $10.9 million already being collected from customers through an infrastructure replacement surcharge.
Approval by the Public Service Commission was expected [...]
Electric rates going up and, most likely, up
From staff, AP reports
JOPLIN, Mo. — Missouri customers of Empire District Electric Co. will begin paying 13.4 percent more for service in September, the same month that the company will file for yet another rate hike.
The Missouri Public Service Commission said Thursday that the increase, effective Sept. 10, [...]
