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The joint acquisition of Triton Power by SSE Thermal and Equinor from Energy Capital Partners officially completed today.
A landmark project in the Humber which could become the UK’s first power station equipped with carbon capture technology has taken a major leap forward following an announcement by the UK Government today.
A pivotal low-carbon development in Aberdeenshire is continuing to build momentum – with a major contract award announced today.
SSE Thermal has confirmed that it has sold its Fiddler’s Ferry Power Station site in the north-west of England to natural resources and energy company Peel NRE.
SSE Thermal and Equinor have entered into an agreement to acquire Triton Power Holdings Ltd from Energy Capital Partners for a total consideration of £341m shared equally between the partners. The transaction represents another step forward for the two companies’ existing collaboration, supporting the long-term decarbonisation of the UK’s power system whilst contributing to security of supply and grid stability through flexible power generation in the shorter term.
In an article originally posted by the Press and Journal, SSE CEO Alistair Phillips-Davies discusses the technologies and investment required to achieve net zero emissions.
For the UK to meet its decarbonisation targets we need to invest in new technologies that stop greenhouse gas emissions reaching the atmosphere...
A planned new low-carbon power station at SSE Thermal’s Peterhead site in Aberdeenshire could generate significant benefits to the Scottish and UK economies over its lifetime, according to a new report.
A proposed first-of-its-kind power station in the Humber could generate £1.2bn to the UK economy over its lifetime, according to a new report.
Scotland’s Just Transition Commission has visited Peterhead Power Station to see how plans for a new low-carbon plant would deliver significant benefits to workers and communities in the north-east of Scotland.
