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Creditors have agreed nuclear generator British Energy’s restructuring package. But without European Union agreement over the UK government’s £4 billion in subsidy, these creditor agreements could be meaningless. James Ockenden reports

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“You only have one crack at state aid,” says Matthew Williams, special counsel at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, lead legal adviser for the British Energy creditors. His comment highlights the importance for the stricken nuclear generator to show its business is viable going forward.

At issue is the UK government's underwriting of the huge decommissioning liabilities of the British

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