密苏里州杰克逊县堪萨斯城市首个可再生天然气项目10月29日获批 污水厂沼气将并入供气系统
2026年10月29日，密苏里州公共服务委员会发布命令，批准了斯派尔密苏里公司（Spire Missouri）关于“堪萨斯城水务项目”可再生天然气项目的两项请求。这是该委员会批准的首个可再生天然气项目。
第一项请求是颁发便利与必要证书，允许建设、安装、拥有、运营和维护用于生产、加工、管道互联和分配可再生天然气的设备与设施；第二项请求是实施可再生天然气计划。
该项目将在杰克逊县建设一座沼气提纯厂、一套计量调压互联装置和一条输气管道，全部接入斯派尔公司在密苏里西部的配气系统。项目将收集堪萨斯城市蓝河污水处理厂产生的沼气，净化后把得到的可再生天然气注入配气系统。
委员会表示，根据密苏里州法律和委员会规则，投资者拥有的天然气公司在实施可再生天然气计划前必须先获得委员会批准。批准协议中包含保护消费者的条款，对斯派尔公司未来在费率案件中可申请回收的项目总资本投资设了上限，以防与该计划相关的成本过高。
委员会发言人萨拉·方丹证实了这一命令的发布。
Missouri Approves First Renewable Natural Gas Project on October 29: Wastewater Plant Biogas to Enter the Gas System
On October 29, 2026, the Missouri Public Service Commission issued an order approving two requests by Spire Missouri Inc. related to its "KC Water Project" renewable natural gas project. It is the first renewable natural gas project approved by the commission.
The first request was for a certificate of convenience and necessity to construct, install, own, operate and maintain equipment and facilities to produce, process, interconnect by pipeline and distribute renewable natural gas; the second was to implement a renewable natural gas program.
The project will build a biogas upgrading facility, a meter and regulation interconnect and a transmission pipeline in Jackson County, all connecting to Spire's distribution system in western Missouri. The project will capture biogas generated by Kansas City's Blue River Wastewater Treatment Plant, clean it, and inject the resulting renewable natural gas into the distribution system.
The commission said that under Missouri law and commission rules, investor-owned natural gas companies must obtain commission approval before implementing a renewable natural gas program. The approved agreement includes consumer protection provisions, capping the total project capital investment Spire may seek to recover in future rate cases, to guard against excessive costs associated with the program. Commission spokesperson Sarah Fontaine confirmed the order's release.
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图片来源：图：堪萨斯城市蓝河生物固体处理设施（原蓝河污水处理厂）航拍。照片：KC Water 官方项目网站。 / Aerial view of Kansas City's Blue River Biosolids Facility, formerly the Blue River Wastewater Treatment Plant. Photo: KC Water official project site.
