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SSE Sells Off North Sea Gas Fields

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GALWAY, IRELAND--January 19, 2021--Written by Martin Lynch, European News Editor for Industrial Info (Galway, Ireland)--U.K. energy company SSE is selling off its gas exploration and production (E&P) assets to Viaro Energy in a deal worth £120 million ($163 million).

Within this article: Details sale of gas field assets in North Sea, new low carbon investment strategy, related asset sales in past year, renewable energy projects

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