The 2021 report, Leading the Way to a Sustainable Energy Future, offers a comprehensive view of the actions taken on key ESG matters.
Coordinated by the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) and American Gas Association (AGA), this report follows one of the most used ESG reporting standards for utilities. Ameren piloted and participates in this voluntary industry initiative to better serve customers and investors with more uniform and consistent reporting.
A report based on the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD) recommendations integrating Ameren Missouri's 2020 IRP.
The Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) is a 20-year plan that supports cleaner energy in Missouri, including major expansions of renewable solar and wind generation. The IRP, filed every three years with the Missouri Public Service Commission, describes our approach to meeting electric customers' projected long-term energy needs in a cost-effective fashion and maintains system reliability while we move to cleaner and more diverse sources of energy generation. The most recent IRP was filed in September 2020.
Ameren is driving progress toward these goals within our company and in the communities we serve.
Ameren has participated in this voluntary disclosure report for many years. Learn more about Ameren's environmental and risk management initiatives through our Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Questionnaires.
2021 CDP Climate Questionnaire with
GHG Emissions Assurance/Verification Statement
This voluntary report assesses current and future availability of water resources in Ameren’s region and in the Powder River Basin, a key portion of our supply chain. The report summarizes water resource availability trends under various climate assumptions.
Consistently updated information on how we safely and responsibly handle CCRs.
The St. Louis Green Business Challenge encourages businesses to implement strategies to reduce energy and waste, expand sustainability programs, and reduce environmental impact.