In a major business deal, the bosses at the Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) have sold three of their many wind farms to a renewable energy company based in UK.

The officials at the Infinis have brought all the three farms for the total estimated worth of £173.6 million.

As per the statements given by the officials at Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE), the initiative is taken as a step closer to the optimization of the resources owned by the firm.

The three wind farms that have been sold were located one each in Dalwinton and Minsca in Scotland and the third one in the Slieve Divena in Northern Ireland.

It is reported that the farms have the capacity to produce some 96.8 megawatts of energy.

The Finance Director for the SSE, Gregor Alexander claimed: "While we are planning long-term growth of our wind energy portfolio throughout the UK and Ireland, we have always said that we will use disposals and acquisitions to optimize our wind farm portfolio, and this sale is consistent with that”.

The bosses from both the firms looked happy and satisfied as they signed the deal via mutual agreement. According to the reliable sources, the deal will benefit both the organizations in the long run.