Ashurst Advises UK Government on Restart of Ensus Teesside Bioethanol Plant to Safeguard Critical CO2 Supplies

"Global law firm Ashurst is advising the UK Government on its support for restarting Ensus’ Teesside bioethanol plant to safeguard domestic supplies of CO2 used by critical sectors such as civil nuclear, food production and healthcare. The deal team is led by partners Richard Bulmore and Callum McPherson, with counsel James Riseam and associate Candice Chan, working closely with the Department for Business and Trade, HM Treasury and UK Government Investments."

Ashurst advised the UK Government in relation to its support for the restart and reopening of Ensus' Teesside bioethanol plant. The instruction concerned UK Government support to restart the plant in order to safeguard the UK’s critical supplies of CO2, which are vital for sectors including Britain’s civil nuclear industry, food supply and healthcare; Ashurst worked on this matter in close collaboration with the Department for Business and Trade, HM Treasury and UK Government Investments. Ashurst team members named in the press release: - Richard Bulmore — partner (practice area not specified in the press release) - Callum McPherson — partner (practice area not specified in the press release) - James Riseam — counsel (practice area not specified in the press release) - Candice Chan — associate (practice area not specified in the press release)

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Ashurst Advises UK Government on Restart of Ensus Teesside Bioethanol Plant to Safeguard Critical CO2 Supplies

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