SSE sells nuclear stake for initial £5.75m

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Utility's share of NuGen joint venture to build 3.6GW plant in Cumbria bought by partners GDF Suez and Iberdrola

SSE yesterday sold its stake in nuclear joint venture NuGeneration (NuGen) for a cash consideration that could rise to £7m. The company announced its intention to pull out of the nuclear sector in September...

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