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Frontier welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to adopt Guidelines on exclusionary abuses of dominance and has provided a response.

It is now widely accepted that renewable and decarbonised gases will play an important role in enabling decarbonisation. There may also be a role for injection of alternative gases in distribution grids.

Frontier Economics is pleased to have supported Global Infrastructure Partners in conducting commercial and regulatory due diligence on the SGN business.

Governments across the world are looking at how they can stay at the forefront of developments in artificial intelligence. Earlier this year, the UK Government announced the establishment of ‘AI Growth Zones’ (AIGZs), with the dual objectives of accelerating the build-out of data centres, while also helping to drive local rejuvenation.

Decarbonising our infrastructure with renewable and low-carbon gas while maintaining security of supply – how can coordination help in the transition? Amidst the global call for sustainable energy, more renewable and low-carbon gases will need to be integrated into European gas infrastructure. Coordination across the gas and hydrogen value chains will be essential for managing this transition in a cost-efficient way while ensuring security of supply (SoS) in the gas world.

Carbon border taxes are a key part of the Commission’s plans for the bloc to achieve climate neutrality by 2050