The State of Missouri seeks a vendor to design, implement, host, and maintain a secure web-based renewable energy credit (REC) management system. The system must support REC certification, tracking, transfers, imports and exports, retirement, integration with the North American Renewables Registry, small-generator aggregation, and reporting. The one-year contract includes training, documentation, maintenance, upgrades, and help-desk support, with costs paid by investor-owned utilities and REC fees rather than the state.
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Jefferson City
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200 Madison Street, PO Box 360
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(800) 392-4211
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Missouri Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission Closed Agenda Minutes
Date: Oct 8, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting focused on the review of two Sunshine Requests regarding the opening of closed records. Specifically, the commission authorized the partial opening of records pertaining to SB4 and documents related to aggregators of retail customers, while determining that other items should remain closed under the applicable state statutes.
Southwest Power Pool Seasonal Preparedness Plan 2026
Date: Feb 19, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
This document, titled 'SPP Seasonal Preparedness Plan,' provides a comprehensive update on the Southwest Power Pool's strategies for maintaining grid reliability and managing energy demand. It outlines the protocols for Energy Emergency Alerts (EEA) and associated communication procedures, presents a performance review of the system during Winter Storm Fern in January 2026, and details ongoing summer preparedness efforts. The plan also integrates findings from the NERC Long-Term Reliability Assessment, addressing identified risk areas, resource adequacy projections, and recommendations for expediting resource development and managing the impacts of growing large loads to enhance overall system resilience.
Missouri Psc Public Meeting
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The meeting provided an RTO status update, including an overview of the Integrated Transmission Planning (ITP) assessment, which aims to develop a cost-effective transmission portfolio over a 10-year planning horizon. The consolidated portfolio includes the evaluation of numerous solutions, new high-voltage lines, and the mitigation of various issues to enhance regional transferability and system resiliency. The discussion covered the 2025 ITP portfolio, featuring transmission solutions and infrastructure upgrades, balancing reliability with affordability. The 765 kV Phase 1 project addresses energy, congestion, and stability issues. Decision points for the 2025 ITP portfolio were reviewed, along with annual transmission revenue requirements and benefit metrics. Competitive projects and the 2026 ITP outlook were also discussed, focusing on load growth and transmission projects in Missouri, including mid-Missouri transmission project updates and study processes.
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