Modifies provisions for renewable energy resources

HB 880 modifies Missouri's renewable energy requirements for electric utilities. It sets increasing minimum targets for electricity from renewable sources (like wind and solar), starting at 15% by 2025 and rising to 100% by 2060, with at least 2% required to come from solar. Utilities can meet these targets by generating renewable energy themselves or purchasing renewable energy credits (RECs), with Missouri-generated energy counting as 1.25 times its actual output for compliance. The bill directly affects all electric utilities selling power to Missouri consumers, requiring them to report and comply with these evolving renewable energy standards.