Planned natural gas power plants in Missouri

What EIA-860M's Planned sheet says is coming in Missouri: 8 natural gas power plants totalling 2 GW, each with the in-service year its developer reported and the construction status EIA records. A planned project is not a built one.

As of 2026-07 (inventory dated 2026-07-31) · EIA-860M Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory · eia.gov/…/july_generator2026.xlsx · eia.gov/…/eia860m

Planned projects
8
16 generating units
Proposed capacity
2 GW
Earliest in-service year
2026
Latest in-service year
2030

Map of planned natural gas power plants in Missouri

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List of planned natural gas power plants in Missouri

Planned natural gas power plants in Missouri
Castle Bluff Energy CenterNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineUnion Electric Co - (MO)St Louis64832027Planned for installation
Mullin Creek #1 Generating StationNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineEvergy Missouri WestNodaway489.712030Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
Turney Energy CenterNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineAssociated Electric Coop, IncClinton41912027Under construction
McCartneyNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineCity Utilities of Springfield - (MO)Greene146.732027Under construction
Marshall Energy CenterNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineMissouri Jnt Muni.Pwr Elec. Ut. Comm.Saline122.242026Under construction
Hannibal Energy CenterNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineMissouri Jnt Muni.Pwr Elec. Ut. Comm.Marion7622029Planned for installation
Fulton Energy CenterNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineMissouri Jnt Muni.Pwr Elec. Ut. Comm.Callaway16.512027Planned for installation
MU Combined Heat and Power PlantNatural Gas Steam TurbineCurators of the University of MissouriBoone912026Under construction

Where they are in the build

  • Planned for installation3
  • Under construction2
  • Under construction2
  • Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction1

Planned natural gas power plants in Missouri: FAQ

How many natural gas power plants are planned in Missouri?
8, for 2 GW of nameplate capacity. These are generators developers have reported to EIA, not generators that exist.
What do the status letters mean?
EIA files each planned generator under a status: regulatory approvals pending, under construction at or below half complete, under construction more than half complete, construction complete but not yet in commercial operation, or planned but not yet started. Each row shows its own.
Do these projects always get built?
No. EIA keeps a separate Canceled or Postponed sheet, and projects move between the sheets month to month. This page is the Planned sheet for 2026-07 and nothing more.