FutureGen 2.0
A clean energy project for job creation, cleaner air and safe, affordable energy. Learn more about the FutureGen 2.0 project in Morgan County.
In the News: Public’s tone has changed on FutureGen 2.0
Jacksonville Journal-Courier, May 22, 2013
All but one of the comments left Tuesday evening were in favor of FutureGen 2.0.
In the News: DOE says FutureGen won’t majorly impact environment negatively
WLDS News, April 26, 2013
A new report from the Department of Energy says the FutureGen project in rural Morgan County would have no significant impacts on the environment.
In the News: 30-mile FutureGen pipeline route mapped
Jacksonville Journal-Courier, March 1, 2013
The route for a roughly 30-mile pipeline that will tie together crucial elements of a clean coal initiative in Morgan County has been determined, the Journal-Courier has learned.
Community Corner: Deal signed for purchase of the Meredosia power plant
March 1, 2013
In late 2011, the Meredosia Energy Center (MEC) closed its doors. At the time, Ameren Energy Resources pledged to work with the Alliance to make portions of the MEC available to the FutureGen 2.0 project. Ameren Energy Resources fulfilled that pledge when a contract was executed for the sale of a portion of the MEC to the Alliance in January 2013.
FutureGen Citizens’ Board is an important component of the Alliance’s stakeholder engagement program to make the project more accessible to the community, to provide information to citizens in Morgan County and to insure that plans and decisions related to the CO2 storage, visitors and training facilities are as transparent as possible. The Board is made up of Morgan County citizens who hold a diversity of views on the project and have a variety of personal backgrounds. All members serve on a non-paid, volunteer basis in providing important input to the project.
The FutureGen Industrial Alliance was formed to partner with the U.S. Department of Energy on the FutureGen 2.0 project. It is a non-profit membership organization created to benefit the public interest, and the interests of science through research, development and demonstration of near-zero emissions coal technology.