Centrica Plc, the owner of British Gas, has closed its acquisition of interests in the U.K. North Sea from Newfield Exploration Co., Houston, (NYSE: NFX) for US$486.4 million, marking a complete exit by Newfield from the North Sea. The sale includes an 85% interest in the Grove Field, an 80% interest in the undeveloped Seven Seas discovery and an interest in approximately 200,000 net acres in the Southern Gas Basin producing approximately 240- to 253 billion cubic feet of gas equivalent. The Grove Field began production in April 2007.
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