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South Platte Renew projects to push costs higher in 2030s; plant testing seeks lower-cost technology
Summary
South Platte Renew managers told Englewood the regional treatment plant faces large capital needs by the 2030s, including possible cooling towers tied to temperature limits under Colorado regulation 31; the agency is testing new nutrient-removal and biogas technologies to reduce long-term costs.
Representatives from South Platte Renew outlined a multi-year capital plan and a proactive program of pilot testing to address looming regulatory and infrastructure needs.
Peter (South Platte Renew representative) told the board South Platte Renew is a 50-50 joint venture between Littleton and Englewood that serves about 108 square miles and multiple connector districts. The five-year capital plan presented follows a master-plan update completed in 2024 and lists projects focused on nutrient and contaminant removal…
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