Ameren Missouri will be dropping their electric rates starting August 1st.
An agreement has been approved by the Missouri Public Service Commission that will reduce electric revenues by 6 percent or approximately 166.5 million dollars.
With the new rates residential customers of Ameren UE using 1,000 kilowatts per month would see a reduction of about $6.21 per month.
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