Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission
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About Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission
Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission is a wholesale power marketer, which means they sell electricity on the wholesale market. Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission had total sales and disposition of 5,675,260 megawatt hours in 2022, of which 5,465,641 were from wholesale sales. During the same timeframe, the company produced 3,324,834 megawatt hours from power generation plants owned by the provider and acquired 2,468,702 megawatt hours through the wholesale electricity market. The supplier earned $321,800,000 in 2022. The entirety of the revenue came from wholesale electricity sales alone.
Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission currently loses about 3.69% of the electricity that they produce. Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission's energy loss numbers leave them with a rank of 13th best out of 3526 in the country.
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Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission Overview
- Company Type:Wholesale Power Marketer
- Headquarters:808 I-70 Drive Southwest
Columbia, Missouri 65203
United States of America - CEO:John E. Grotzinger
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- Website:www.mpua.org
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Quick Facts About Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission
Roughly 78.60% of Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission's total electricity comes from the use of coal.
Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission produces 2,445,443.62 megawatt hours from non-renewable fuels, which is 175th out of 3526 suppliers in the US.
Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission has the 206th largest total electricity production in the US, producing 2,445,443.62 megawatt hours.
Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission generates 521,888.89 megawatt hours from natural gas and ranks 181st in the United States out of 3526 suppliers for total natural gas output.
Energy Loss
Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission's energy loss due to business operations.
Total Energy Loss
209,619MWh
546 National Rank
Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission Energy Makeup
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Power Plants Owned by Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission
| Plant | City/County | State | Primary Fuel Type | Production (MWh) | Emission (kg) | Emissions/MWh | Toxic Chemical Release | Closing Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Prairie State Generating StationIndiana Municipal Power Agency (12.64%)Illinois Municipal Electric Agency (15.17%)Southern Illinois Power Cooperative (7.90%)Wabash Valley Power Association (2.67%)Prairie Power Inc (8.22%)American Municipal Power (23.26%)Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission (12.33%)Northern Illinois Municipal Power Agency (7.60%)Kentucky Municipal Power Agency (7.82%)Lively Grove Energy Partners LLC (2.39%) | Washington County | IL | Coal | 12,501,362.19 | 11,127,232,418.7 | 890.08 | ||
| Platte County | MO | Coal | 4,677,948 | 4,629,416,207.88 | 989.63 | |||
Dogwood Energy FacilityIndependence Power and Light (12.30%)Kansas City Board of Public Utilities (17.00%)Kansas Municipal Energy Agency (10.10%)Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission (16.40%)Dogwood Energy LLC (33.90%)Kansas Power Pool (10.30%) | Cass County | MO | Natural Gas | 2,407,445 | 972,588,685.74 | 403.99 |
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Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission FAQ:
What percentage of Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission's electricity is produced from renewable fuel sources?
Power production facilities owned by or associated with Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission produce 0% of their electricity using renewable fuel sources.
Who is the CEO of Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission?
John E. Grotzinger is the current CEO of Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission.
How many power plants are owned by or associated with Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission?
There are 3 power plants owned by or associated with Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission.
What percentage of Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission's electricity is generated using nonrenewable fuels?
Electric production facilities owned by or associated with Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission generate 100.00% of their electricity from nonrenewable fuel sources.
