FRANKFURT, Dec 12 (Reuters) - German local utilities MVV
Energie MVVGn.DE sees scope to expand its business in Britain
further after announcing a 135 million euro ($159 million)
investment in a new waste-to-heat plant in Scotland.
"We have a few more ideas in mind," Chief Executive Georg
Mueller said during the group's annual press conference, but
cautioned that nothing would materialise in the short-term.
The latest investment brings MVV's spending on Britain to
more than 500 million euros following the construction of an
energy from waste plant in Plymouth and a biomass site at Ridham
Dock in recent years. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nF9N1HW00S
Mueller said the country remained open to foreign
investments even after a landmark vote to leave the European
Union, saying its business there was based on contracts and
relationships of trust.
($1 = 0.8494 euros)
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Keywords: MVV ENERGIE RESULTS/BRITAIN