Spire Inc. is expanding its portfolio of natural gas infrastructure with a $175 million deal to buy the 263-mile MoGas Pipeline LLC, an interstate system in Missouri. MoGas, owned by CorEnergy Infrastructure Trust Inc., interconnects with Omega Pipeline Co. LLC’s 75-mile gas system and with Spire’s 65-mile STL Pipeline. “These businesses fit well with our…
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FERC Backs Operation of Spire Natural Gas Pipeline Serving St. Louis
Spire STL Pipeline LLC has been reissued a permanent certificate by FERC to operate its 65-mile long Spire STL system that carries natural gas to the St. Louis area from Illinois. The estimated $286 million gas pipeline began operating in 2019, but soon after came under scrutiny from environmental groups and the certificate was vacated.…
Supreme Court Rejects Review of Spire STL’s Natural Gas Pipeline
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to review a lower court’s decision that vacated FERC’s approval of Spire STL Pipeline LLC, a completed 65-mile-long system that carries natural gas to the St. Louis area from Illinois. Spire STL’s system, initially issued a certificate by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in 2018, went into service…
Spire’s Natural Gas Pipeline Secures FERC Certificate to Keep Operating — For Now
FERC on Tuesday issued a temporary certificate of public convenience and necessity to Spire STL Pipeline LLC, keeping the 65-mile, 400,000 Dth/d Midwest natural gas conduit in service for now following a court order vacating the project’s federal authorization. Three of the four sitting members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission opted to support the…
EDF Fighting FERC’s Spire STL Decision, Citing ‘Clear Lack of Need’ for Natural Gas Pipe
The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) is urging a federal appeals court to strike down FERC’s certificate for the 66-mile Spire STL Pipeline LLC, arguing that the Commission failed to follow its legal responsibilities when it approved the project in 2018. In particular, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s reliance on an affiliated precedent agreement in determining…