Recognizing an opportunity to enhance production efficiency, an international food manufacturer launched a project in 2021 to open its first U.S. facility dedicated to a central component of its operations.

Upgrading existing facility power and overcoming supply chain issues.

Quaker Windows & Doors continues its commitment to Missourians by creating jobs and building a sustainable workforce through manufacturing expansion.

Proudly based in St. Louis since 1902, Volpi Foods, a fourth-generation family charcuterie business took advantage of Ameren Missouri’s competitive energy rates and a special incentive to expand operations for a second time in Union, Missouri.

Ameren Missouri provided key assistance from the inception of the project with engineering services, a powerful economic development incentive and forward-looking planning for energy efficiency and expansion.

With help from Ameren Missouri and numerous economic development entities, Inland Cape Rice Company successfully opened a new processing facility in the Cape Girardeau, Missouri, area. Ameren Missouri’s Economic Development electric rate incentive, along with grants and assistance from numerous other entities, propelled the project.

A large-scale project to transform an unused facility into a vibrant multi-use residential and non-profit business hub that is bringing much-needed stimulus to an economically disadvantaged part of St. Louis, Missouri.