Czech energy company EPH said on Friday it had completed a deal to buy the 2,000 MW Eggborough coal-fired power plant from Eggborough Power Limited, its first acquisition in Britain.
EPH had announced an agreement on the deal and has since received European Commission approval.
Earlier this month, EPH also agreed to buy German utility E.ON's Italian gas- and coal-fired power plants.
Reporting by Jason Hovet
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