Missouri & Illinois Power Generation Jobsites

Missouri's coal-fired and hydroelectric power plants — and the Illinois facilities directly across the river where Missouri workers regularly pulled shifts — were among the most asbestos-intensive worksites in the region. Every boiler, turbine, and mile of high-pressure steam piping was insulated with asbestos-containing materials from the 1930s through the 1980s. Scroll over a region to see facilities — click any site to read its full exposure history.

Missouri

Illinois

Map shows 316 documented asbestos exposure sites across Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana. Click any marker to visit the site's full report.

Missouri Power Generation Sites

Labadie Power Plant Asbestos Claims: A Legal Guide for Missouri Workers and Families

Power Generation

MO Valley Park

Missouri Mesothelioma Lawyer Guide: Asbestos Exposure at Meramec Energy Center — What Former Workers and Families Must Know

Valley Park, MO

Power Generation

MO Jefferson County

Rush Island Power Plant Asbestos Claims: A Legal Guide for Missouri Workers and Families

Jefferson County, MO

Power Generation

MO St. Charles County

Portage des Sioux Power Plant Asbestos Claims: A Legal Guide for Missouri Workers

St. Charles County, MO

Power Generation

MO Kansas City

Asbestos Exposure at Hawthorn Generating Station — Kansas City Power & Light Workers

Kansas City, MO

Power Generation

MO St. Joseph

Lake Road Generating Station Asbestos Claims: What Former Workers Need to Know Before Filing

St. Joseph, MO

Power Generation

MO Mexico

Mexico Power Plant Asbestos Claims: A Legal Guide for Union Electric Workers and Families

Mexico, MO

Power Generation

MO Nevada

Nevada Power Plant Asbestos Claims: A Legal Guide for Missouri Workers

Nevada, MO

Power Generation

MO Sikeston

Sikeston Power Station Asbestos Exposure — How Missouri Victims Can Pursue Compensation

Sikeston, MO

Power Generation

Illinois Power Generation Sites

Illinois law applies to these facilities. Asbestos claims arising from exposure at Illinois worksites are governed by Illinois law — including a 2-year statute of limitations under 735 ILCS 5/13-202, shorter than Missouri's 5-year window. Missouri workers who pulled shifts at Illinois power plants frequently have claims under both states' laws simultaneously.

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