The Ameren Accelerator is looking for the best and brightest entrepreneurs to develop game-changing technologies to solve tomorrow’s energy needs. Applications for the 12-week Ameren Accelerator close March 9 where five to seven startups will be chosen to participate in the program located in Cortex – St. Louis’ innovation and technology district. The Ameren Accelerator is one of the first of its kind in the United States and the first in the St. Louis region to focus solely on emerging energy technologies. The goals of the program are to better position Ameren to meet its customers’ future energy needs and expectations, attract job-creating startups to St. Louis and provide university students the opportunity to be more involved and engaged in the energy business.
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