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British Gas-owner buys huge LNG terminal for £1.7bn
British Gas-owner Centrica is buying one of the biggest liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities in the UK for £1.7bn, extending the firm's control of the country's energy supplies. National Grid is selling Grain LNG to Centrica and private equity firm Energy Capital Partners to allow it to focus on its electricity and gas networks.
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Centrica to acquire Isle of Grain LNG terminal from National Grid
The enterprise value of the transaction is £1.5bn ($2bn), with Centrica's equity investment amounting to approximately £200m ...
British Gas owner Centrica (OTCPK:CPYYF) will be jointly buying National Grid's Grain LNG terminal with U.S.-based Energy ...
Grain LNG comprises two National Grid subsidiaries which own and operate the U.K.’s largest liquefied natural gas import ...
CK Infrastructure Holdings Ltd. has emerged as the lead bidder for a UK liquefied natural gas terminal valued at about £2 ...
Deal with Energy Capital Partners to acquire National Grid's Grain LNG is expected to help support the UK's energy security ...
British Gas owner Centrica and Energy Capital Partners are in talks to buy the Isle of Grain LNG terminal from National Grid ...
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