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Centrica to miss out on silver lining from rough salesBy:OIL & GAS Centrica won’t have much change left after selling all the spare fuel it keeps at a North Sea gas facility it’s decided to close.
The so-called cushion gas, sitting in a reservoir 29 km off the English coast, is worth about £750-million pounds, according to Lakis Athanasiou, a utilities analyst at Agency Partners LLP in London.
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