What's Inside Ameren


	Providing Reliable Power At Emerson Electric AmerenUE was selected in a competitive bidding process against other experienced design firms to design and build a substation for Emerson Electric Co.'s World Headquarters. This facility will provide a high level of reliability for Emerson's divisions at the St. Louis site. Emerson's global operations rank 126th among Fortune 500 companies. Through more than 60 divisions, Emerson produces electronic, electrical and related products and systems for industrial, commercial and consumer markets worldwide.	Gaining a Large Customer When Olin Corporation shopped for providers through a retail pilot program offering choice to a select number of Illinois Power customers, AmerenCIPS won the competitive bid. AmerenCIPS is serving Olin Corporation's East Alton, Ill., complex. East Alton is headquarters for two of the company's operation groups - Winchester division and Olin Brass. The 1,700-acre complex includes a casting plant, brass mill, fabrication plant and waste water facility and the manufacturing facility for Olin's Winchester Division.	Managing Energy Use through Ameren Abacus Washington University in St. Louis, spanning 228 acres and educating 11,600 students, now joins the automotive industry and other universities in relying on Ameren Abacus to monitor its energy use. The University can track energy consumption by building, department or dormitory through wireless energy management tool. Ameren Abacus is tracking energy consumption at facilities near the university's historic Hilltop Campus and across its Washington University School of Medicine complex.	Consolidating Bills through Ameren Ability Kirlin's Cards recently opened a store in suburban St. Louis. It shares one problem with other Kirlin stores: the headache of paying multiple utility bills. In 1998, through a pilot program, Ameren offered this 100-store Quincy, Ill.-based chain relief. Called Ameren Ability, this bill consolidation service has handled payment processing for dozens of utility bills.	Marketing Energy Based in downtown St. Louis, Ameren's independent energy marketing and trading affiliate has asssembled a seasoned group of more than 50 professionals. The AmerenEnergy team offers a range of experience both in the physical trading of energy and in structuring energy solutions to meet individual business needs.

Providing Reliable Power At Emerson Electric

AmerenUE was selected in a competitive bidding process against other experienced design firms to design and build a substation for Emerson Electric Co.'s World Headquarters. This facility will provide a high level of reliability for Emerson's divisions at the St. Louis site. Emerson's global operations rank 126th among Fortune 500 companies. Through more than 60 divisions, Emerson produces electronic, electrical and related products and systems for industrial, commercial and consumer markets worldwide.

Gaining a Large Customer

When Olin Corporation shopped for providers through a retail pilot program offering choice to a select number of Illinois Power customers, AmerenCIPS won the competitive bid. AmerenCIPS is serving Olin Corporation's East Alton, Ill., complex. East Alton is headquarters for two of the company's operation groups - Winchester division and Olin Brass. The 1,700-acre complex includes a casting plant, brass mill, fabrication plant and waste water facility and the manufacturing facility for Olin's Winchester Division.

Managing Energy Use through Ameren Abacus

Washington University in St. Louis, spanning 228 acres and educating 11,600 students, now joins the automotive industry and other universities in relying on Ameren Abacus to monitor its energy use. The University can track energy consumption by building, department or dormitory through wireless energy management tool. Ameren Abacus is tracking energy consumption at facilities near the university's historic Hilltop Campus and across its Washington University School of Medicine complex.

Consolidating Bills through
Ameren Ability

Kirlin's Cards recently opened a store in suburban St. Louis. It shares one problem with other Kirlin stores: the headache of paying multiple utility bills. In 1998, through a pilot program, Ameren offered this 100-store Quincy, Ill.-based chain relief. Called Ameren Ability, this bill consolidation service has handled payment processing for dozens of utility bills.

Marketing Energy

Based in downtown St. Louis, Ameren's independent energy marketing and trading affiliate has asssembled a seasoned group of more than 50 professionals. The AmerenEnergy team offers a range of experience both in the physical trading of energy and in structuring energy solutions to meet individual business needs.