The project adds to EDF Renewables’ portfolio of 18 gigawatts of wind, solar and storage projects developed. (Source: Shutterstock)
Ameren Corp. subsidiary Ameren Missouri’s Huck Finn Renewable Energy Center commenced solar operations in December, the developer EDF Renewables North America announced Jan. 9.
The 200 MWac/270 MWdc facility delivers electricity in Audrain and Ralls counties, Missouri, and is expected to generate more than $14 million in revenue for local communities.
“We are transforming the energy grid to enhance reliability and resiliency for customers as well as provide cleaner energy to our communities,” said Mark Birk, chairman and president of Ameren Missouri. “Customers depend on Ameren Missouri to continue investing in new sources of generation to ensure reliability and serve customers for decades to come.”
The project adds to EDF Renewables’ portfolio of 18 gigawatts of wind, solar and storage projects developed.
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