GridPlants

Power plants operated by Union Electric Co (MO)

Union Electric Co (MO) operates 28 power plants in the 2025 EIA-860 data, with 10.5 GW of nameplate capacity, the 21st-largest fleet among the 5,826 operators on file. They are spread over three states: Missouri, Illinois and Iowa. Coal is 33% of the capacity; the largest site is Labadie. Its oldest working unit dates from 1913, at Keokuk. Units added from 2020 to 2025 total 1,306 MW.

  • Coal3,489 MW33%
  • Natural gas3,430 MW33%
  • Nuclear1,236 MW12%
  • Wind699 MW6.7%
  • Solar613 MW5.9%
  • Pumped-storage hydro408 MW3.9%
  • Hydroelectric333 MW3.2%
  • Oil and petroleum250 MW2.4%

Capacity by decade it came online

NuclearCoalNatural gasOil and petroleumHydroelectricPumped-storage hydroWindSolar

Above the line: capacity operating in 2025. Below: capacity retired at these plants.

1 GW2 GW3 GW1910s1920s1930s1940s1950s1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020s0

Plants

PlantStateRuns onCapacityFirst unit
LabadieMissouriCoal2,389 MW1970
CallawayMissouriNuclear1,236 MW1984
SiouxMissouriCoal1,099 MW1967
Audrain Generating StationMissouriNatural gas814 MW2001
Goose Creek Energy CenterIllinoisNatural gas684 MW2003
VeniceIllinoisNatural gas586 MW2002
Raccoon Creek Energy CenterIllinoisNatural gas456 MW2002
Taum SaukMissouriPumped-storage hydro408 MW1963
High Prairie Wind FarmMissouriWind400 MW2020
PinckneyvilleIllinoisNatural gas380 MW2000
Atchison County WindMissouriWind299 MW2021
KinmundyIllinoisNatural gas270 MW2001
Peno CreekMissouriNatural gas240 MW2002
Osage DamMissouriHydroelectric208 MW1931
Huck Finn Renewable Energy CenterMissouriSolar200 MW2024
Boomtown Renewable Energy CenterIllinoisSolar150 MW2024
Cass County Renewable Energy CenterIllinoisSolar150 MW2024
KeokukIowaHydroelectric125 MW1913
FairgroundsMissouriOil and petroleum68.3 MW1974
MoreauMissouriOil and petroleum60.8 MW1978
MexicoMissouriOil and petroleum60.7 MW1978
MoberlyMissouriOil and petroleum60.6 MW1978
Bowling Green Renewable Energy CenterMissouriSolar50 MW2025
Vandalia Renewable Energy CenterMissouriSolar50 MW2025
Montgomery County Community Solar CenterMissouriSolar5.7 MW2022
O’Fallon Renewable Energy CenterMissouriSolar4.5 MW2014
Renewable Energy Center at BJHMissouriSolar1.6 MW2019
Cape Girardeau Renewable Energy CenterMissouriSolar1.2 MW2021