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KIM M. JACKSON, Process Editor
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Lentjes GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany, a GEA Group subsidiary, has new orders worth €300 million. The company is building flue gas desulfurization plants for coal-fired power stations at two sites in the UK. The contract is with Scottish and Southern Energy plc (SSE). The plants will be built at Fiddler's Ferry in Cheshire and at Ferrybridge in West Yorkshire.

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