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.
• David Parker and Matthew Bell promoted to Director01.01.2012.
• Frontier promotes Matt Hunt and David Bothe01.01.2012.
• UK Competition Commission set to remove regulations on electrical goods retail22.12.2011.
• Competition Commission sets out future destination for bus market20.12.2011.
• EC discusses electricity market design16.12.2011.
• UK watchdog scrutinises motor insurance14.12.2011.
• Mary Portas makes recommendations to revive UK high streets13.12.2011.
• Present values – Frontier Economics bulletin13.12.2011.
• German competition authority clears RWE-SWU cooperation12.12.2011.
• Frontier expert presents at ECTA Regulatory Conference 201129.11.2011.
• UK finance minister makes Autumn Statement to parliament29.11.2011.
• OFT clears UK merger of spare part websites22.11.2011.
• Frontier study finds substantial differences in European energy prices21.11.2011.
• Ofgem publishes smart grids evaluation methodology for consultation 18.11.2011.
• All change for electricals retailers in UK11.11.2011.
• New rules on third party access to energy networks10.11.2011.
• IEA discusses the cost of energy system restructuring09.11.2011.
• Nord Stream Pipeline through Baltic Sea enters service08.11.2011.
• Frontier expert speaks at workshop on UK competition policy reform01.11.2011.
• Bundesnetzagentur legt Eigenkapitalzinssatz auf 9,05 Prozent fest28.10.2011.
• Frontier assesses the effect of splitting European electricity markets25.10.2011.
• Germany considers energy market design in light of renewable integration21.10.2011.
• European Commission clears Caterpillar’s acquisition of MWM19.10.2011.
• It’s not easy going green – Frontier Economics Bulletin 18.10.2011.
• Cost price pressures for fashion retailers10.10.2011.
• Frontier sponsors infrastructure research conference08.10.2011.
• Spanish telecoms regulator consults on cost model of broadband services06.10.2011.
• Pressing the switches – Frontier Economics bulletin05.10.2011.
• Dutch Government agrees to renewable quotas for electricity suppliers03.10.2011.
• EC publishes consultation on wholesale access to telecoms networks03.10.2011.
• New framework for the allocation of Unidentified Gas published30.09.2011.
• Oxford Radcliffe and Nuffield Orthopaedic hospital merger cleared30.09.2011.
• Fluxys buys German and Swiss gas pipeline28.09.2011.
• Frontier study shows importance of pumped storage for renewable integration28.09.2011.
• Heathrow report shows UK risks being cut off from growth by poor trade links22.09.2011.
• Tesco price offensive responds to the “squeezed middle”22.09.2011.
• Frontier presents research on network neutrality at ITS Regional Conference21.09.2011.
• Applying Margin Squeeze in Telecommunications: Some Economic Insights20.09.2011.
• Frontier research published into legal services provided by ‘special bodies’20.09.2011.
• German Energy Association discusses Frontier study on capacity markets20.09.2011.
• Home Group commissions Frontier to measure public savings from its care work 19.09.2011.
• Bundesnetzagentur startet Konsultationen zur EEG-Drittvermarktung16.09.2011.
• Communications sector critical for UK economy and growth 15.09.2011.
• European Commission grants TPA exemption for Gazelle pipeline15.09.2011.
• Frontier leads ex-post evaluation of major European transport projects15.09.2011.
• Mary Portas reveals emerging thinking in her UK high street review14.09.2011.
• German monopoly commission calls for switch to renewable quota system13.09.2011.
• Independent Commission on Banking recommends radical changes to UK banking12.09.2011.
• Dutch Appeal Tribunal overturns telecoms regulator decision 10.09.2011.
• The English Premium League – Frontier Economics bulletin08.09.2011.
• Bundesnetzagentur schlägt Eigenkapitalzinssatz von 8,2 Prozent vor07.09.2011.
• Frontier-Studie: Braucht Deutschland einen Kapazitätsmarkt?01.09.2011.
• UK’s Channel 4 invests in viewer relationship strategy 23.08.2011.
• Competition Commission finds lack of competition in pay-TV movies in the UK 19.08.2011.

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