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Frontier Economics was commissioned by the National Digital Twin programme (NDTp) to identify the expected impacts of the Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo) and provide a simulation of potential social benefits related to flood resilience.

Today, National Grid Electricity system Operator (ESO) has published our review of the key cost drivers on some of the highest cost days in 2021 in the UK Electricity Balancing Market.

Frontier analysed WorldSkills UK’s economic return on investment, finding that WorldSkills UK’s activities in the past two years have delivered benefits of between £40m and £76m based on the investment from the Government of £17m.

In its EU Hydrogen Strategy in July 2020, the European Commission has made clear that hydrogen is a key priority to achieve the European Green Deal and Europe’s clean energy transition.

The telecoms sector will have to grapple with two important challenges during 2023 and beyond.

The move to climate neutral heating is imminent and the current supply disruptions will further complicate gas market dynamics.

The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU), the Irish energy regulator, recently released its price control decision (PR5) for ESB Networks and Eirgrid.

Implications for the roll-out of next generation broadband infrastructure