Chesapeake Utilities Corp. has completed construction of its Noble Road Landfill renewable natural gas (RNG) pipeline project in Ohio and is projected to flow gas by the end of the year.

The 33.1-mile pipeline is designed to transport RNG generated from the Noble Road landfill in Shiloh, OH, to subsidiary Aspire Energy’s pipeline system. The RNG would displace conventional natural gas.

In conjunction, Aspire upgraded an existing compressor station and installed two metering and regulation sites. Aspire owns and operates gas gathering infrastructure, including more than 2,700 miles of pipeline, throughout 40 Ohio counties.

The $7.3 million project took about six months to complete, the company said. In addition to supplying Aspire customers, the RNG would be dispensed into...