General Electric (GE) Energy Financial Services said yesterday it had launched a lending programme for North Sea operators.
The firm said it had contributed £26.1million to a £105million funding package for Banchory-based Sterling Resources, which will use the money to develop the first phase of the Breagh gas field. GE Energy Financial Services said it had already provided £2.8billion in partnership equity and debt to operators in the US.
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