Huge Power Station Contract for UK Coal
The United Kingdom's largest coal producer, UK Coal, has won a contract to supply fuel to Ferrybridge Power Station, West Yorkshire.
The deal will involve the supply of 3.5 million tonnes of coal over 5 years.
Thoresby Pit in Nottinghamshire and Kellingley Mine in West Yorkshire will provide the fuel and in order to fund the necessary increase in production, both mines will receive loans from Scottish & Southern Energy - the owner of Ferrybridge Power Station.
The news will add job security to over 3100 staff that are currently employed by UK Coal, which is based in Yorkshire.
The deal will involve the supply of 3.5 million tonnes of coal over 5 years.
Thoresby Pit in Nottinghamshire and Kellingley Mine in West Yorkshire will provide the fuel and in order to fund the necessary increase in production, both mines will receive loans from Scottish & Southern Energy - the owner of Ferrybridge Power Station.
The news will add job security to over 3100 staff that are currently employed by UK Coal, which is based in Yorkshire.
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