Frontier News
- UK Competition Commission to remove regulations on electrical goods retail01.02.2012.
- Comprehensive report on the impact of climate change launched26.01.2012.
- Better accounting for infrastructure interdependency could contribute to growth 25.01.2012.
- Financial services watchdog to protect ‘irrational’ customers in UK25.01.2012.
- Frontier ranks first in Europe to work for20.01.2012.
- Mobile shopping on the rise19.01.2012.
- Frontier discussion event on future of retail banking10.01.2012.
- Competition Commission sets out future destination for bus market20.12.2011.
- Australian Competition Commission lifts exemptions on wholesale voice services19.12.2011.
- Frontier reports on ‘fair and reasonable’ solar feed-in tariffs 19.12.2011.
EC assesses the impact of major transport investments
During the period 2000 - 2006, the European Commission provided more than Euro 16 billion to help finance a large number of transport infrastructure projects in Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and the new EU Member States of central and eastern Europe. As an exercise in the evaluation of its cohesion policy instruments, the Directorate General for Regional Policy (DG Regio) wants to assess the socio-economic impact of those projects and draw lessons from it.
Frontier (Europe) is leading the consortium commissioned by DG Regio to carry out an ex-post cost-benefit analysis of ten large transport projects cofinanced by the Cohesion Fund during 2000-2006.
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