Gowling WLG France advises Safran Corporate Ventures and Engie New Ventures on their investment in Ineratec

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09 February 2022
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Ineratec is a German start-up that provides modular plants to convert "green" hydrogen, made using renewable electricity and biomass CO2or captured CO2, into carbon-neutral fuels like e-methane, e-diesel and e-kerosene.

To scale-up sustainable e-fuel production, the German start-up has completed a Series A financing round with Safran Corporate Ventures, investment arm for high-tech startups from aeronautics group Safran, and Engie New Ventures, Engie's venture-capital subsidiary dedicated to innovative startups accelerating the energy transition.

Gowling WLG France advised the investors with M&A and private equity partner Barbara Jouffa, and senior associate Mathias Briatta.

Barbara Mayer, M&A and private equity partner from Friedrich Graf von Westphalen & Partner mbh advised on German law aspects.

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