British Gas’ parent company completes the acquisition of the Severn gas turbine power station for £370 million, according to reporting on the deal. The purchase is described as part of the household energy business’s focus on energy security. The Independent states the company has finished the transaction and taken ownership of the site. The report identifies the asset as a gas-fired power station, specifically a gas turbine facility at Severn. No additional details about the seller, financing terms, or any operational changes are provided in the supplied material, nor do the articles include further context from the Belfast Telegraph beyond the same headline framing. Overall, the available sources agree on the key elements: the buyer is the British Gas owner, the target is the Severn gas turbine power station, the price is £370 million, and the company links the move to strengthening energy security. The reporting included here does not specify the power station’s capacity, timeline for any upgrades, or how it will affect electricity supply.