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Ameren Missouri Vanduser Switching Station CCN Approval

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Published April 3rd, 2026
Detected April 3rd, 2026
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Summary

The Missouri Public Service Commission approved Ameren Missouri's Certificate of Convenience and Necessity request to construct the Vanduser Switching Station in Stoddard County. The project will interconnect a generating plant with the Missouri transmission grid, with interconnection costs covered by the customer under FERC Order 888 requirements.

What changed

The Missouri Public Service Commission approved Union Electric Company d/b/a Ameren Missouri's application for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to construct, install, own, operate, and maintain the Vanduser Switching Station in Stoddard County, Missouri. The CCN authorizes the interconnection of a generating plant with the Missouri transmission grid. The Commission considered Ameren Missouri's 2023 Integrated Resource Plan, the company's qualifications, financing capability, and FERC Order No. 888 requirements mandating non-discriminatory transmission access. Costs for the interconnection are borne by the customer.

This is a routine infrastructure approval with no immediate compliance requirements for third parties. The case is designated as EA-2026-0018. Ameren Missouri serves approximately 1.3 million electric customers statewide.

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Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- April 3, 2026
Contact:
Sarah Fontaine (573) 751-9300
PR-26-59

PSC Approves Ameren Missouri

Vanduser Switching Station CCN Request

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.--- The Missouri Public Service Commission today has approved an application for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) filed by Union Electric Company d/b/a Ameren Missouri. The CCN requested authorization for Ameren Missouri to construct, install, own, operate maintain, and otherwise control and manage a project known as the Vanduser Switching Station in Stoddard County, Missouri, to interconnect a generating plant with the Missouri transmission grid.

The Commission reviewed the application as well as filed testimony and recommendations from the parties in the case. It carefully considered multiple factors including those associated with Ameren Missouri’s 2023 Integrated Resource Plan, its qualifications to provide the service and to finance the service, as well as requirements associated with the Federal Energy Commission (FERC) Order No. 888 impacting factors related to the project’s economic feasibility and public interest. Under FERC Order 888, Ameren Missouri is required to provide non-discriminatory access to its transmission system, which includes interconnecting this Interconnection Customer to its transmission system. In this case, costs associated with that interconnection are covered by the customer. Therefore, the Commission issued its decision to approve Ameren Missouri’s request for a CCN.

Ameren Missouri provides electric service to approximately 1.3 million customers in Missouri.

Case No. EA-2026-0018

Named provisions

Certificate of Convenience and Necessity Vanduser Switching Station FERC Order 888 Compliance

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Classification

Agency
MO PSC
Published
April 3rd, 2026
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor
Document ID
Case No. EA-2026-0018
Docket
EA-2026-0018

Who this affects

Applies to
Energy companies Government agencies
Industry sector
2210 Electric Utilities
Activity scope
Electric Utility Operations Infrastructure Construction Transmission Interconnection
Geographic scope
US-MO US-MO

Taxonomy

Primary area
Energy
Operational domain
Compliance
Topics
Infrastructure Utilities

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