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RWE has sold Lynemouth power station to Czech-based company Energetický a průmyslový holding (EPH), according to the Daily Telegraph.
RWE secured subsidy for biomass generation at the plant last spring, and won European State Aid clearance late last year.
The former coal plant is due to reopen within 18 months.
Neil O’Hara, chief executive of EPH in the UK, told the Telegraph the company would work with the team at Lynemouth to try to reach a final investment decision on the project within the next month or two and believed it would “achieve its ambitions”.
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