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SSE agrees to buy Ireland fossil generation assets

SSE agrees to buy Ireland fossil generation assets

SSE said today it has agreed to buy the generation assets of Endesa Ireland for £256 million. Expected to complete within the next three months, the deal will give the firm four plants (two fuel oil, two peaking gasoil) with a total capacity of 1068MW.

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An imbalance of power

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Rules and sequestrations

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CCS ‘must be scaled up’ to achieve big cost savings

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Emissions from the bloc up in 2010

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Dong to sell wind power to UK industrial and commercial firms

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Carbon capture: a little less conversation, a lot more subsidy

The International Energy Agency (IEA) will next month renew its commitment to carbon capture and storage (CCS) but will warn that there are too few incentives and that deployment is needed now.

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Npower may take Didcot A offline next March, Tilbury still offline, Pembroke coming soon

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Pick of the crop

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Gas tweak: what is the future role for gas?

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Cockenzie to close in March 2013

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Peel rejects WWF call to scrap Hunterston plant following Eon’s coal exit

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Code red: David Cox interviewed

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Tilbury biomass station likely to be out until summer following fire

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New CCGTs need guaranteed returns

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An inspector’s call: Sir Michael Pitt interviewed

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UK revenues down at International Power

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Where’s the break point?

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Switzerland’s nuclear exit?

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