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Regulated rate-base growth typically supports durable earnings; the MO filing highlights reliability improvements and customer protections that can justify a higher valuation, despite near-term rate caps until mid-2027.
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Ameren Missouri filed a rate-recovery plan with the Missouri PSC to finance storm-hardening grid upgrades and new generation. If approved by mid-2027, residential bills would rise about $13/month, offset by an income-eligible discount for vulnerable customers. The changes support reliability, potential rate-base growth, and downstream earnings for Ameren’s Missouri utility.
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