The Republic of Ireland's state-owned utility, the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) is mulling a possible $533m (£400m) refinancing of its UK power station in Carrington, near Manchester, toward the end of the year if market conditions permit. Group finance director Pat Fenlon said ESB was "examining opportunities" and added the company was making a soft launch into the UK market. ESB revenues were up to €173m during H1 2017, compared to €109m during the same period last year.
The Republic of Ireland's state-owned utility, the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) is mulling a possible £400m ($533m) refinancing of its UK power station in Carrington, near Manchester, toward the end of the year if market conditions permit. Group finance director Pat Fenlon said ESB was "examining opportunities" and added the company was making a soft launch into the UK market. ESB revenues were up to €173m during H1 2017, compared to €109m during the same period last year.