This report relates to a proposed subsidy of up to £14.5 million given over 15 years in order to support the operation of 13 council owned health, leisure and wellbeing facilities in Sheffield from January 2025 to March 2040.
Our key takeaways from the Subsidy Advice Unit (SAU) report are:
The Council’s assessment is atypical in focusing on addressing an
This is a proposal to award a subsidy of £129 million to BioNTech UK Limited (BioNTech).
This subsidy is intended to support BioNTech’s expansion in the UK, focusing on Research and Development (R&D) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), with the goal of enabling BioNTech to develop new treatments for cancer, serious diseases, and vaccines.
This report explores two distinct subsidy schemes with different market characteristics, one being a business model for Industrial Carbon Capture and the other a business model for Waste Industrial Carbon Capture. DESNZ, however, referred these together because they share the same enabling legislation, payment structure and both support the deployment of similar carbon capture technology.
The WG and MHCLG intend to establish Freeports in areas of economic disadvantage with unmet potential. The budget for this is estimated to be roughly £185 million provided by way of tax relief (totalling £135 million) and seed capital funding (totalling £50 million).
Our key takeaways from the Subsidy Advice Unit (SAU) report are:
The report is in relation to a proposed grant to Plymouth Citybus Limited (PCL) of up to £12.3 million for the acquisition of 50 zero emission buses (ZEBs) and the provision of associated infrastructure (the ZEB Project).
Our key takeaways from the Subsidy Advice Unit (SAU) report are:
Assessments should provide sufficient evidence as to why the size of the
Proposal to award a subsidy to Cardiff International Airport (the Airport) in the form of an investment package of up to around £205 million of a ten-year period. The Airport is owned by the Welsh Government at arm’s length via a holding company, WGC Holdco Ltd (WGC Holdco).
Our key takeaways from the Subsidy Advice Unit (SAU) report are:
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