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UK: December 24, 2002


LONDON - Financially stricken nuclear firm British Energy Plc said yesterday it had agreed to sell its Canadian nuclear power operation Bruce Power to a consortium led by uranium producer Cameco Corp..


British Energy said in a statement the deal would also include its 50 percent stake in Canadian wind farm Huron Wind Ltd Partnership, and the overall sale would bring in a maximum of C$770 million (US$497 million).

The buying consortium also includes TransCanada Pipelines and BPC Generation Infrastructure Trust, among others.


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