Cunliffe review: what's next for water

Read our new series of papers, where we share our initial thoughts on the future regulation of the sector

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Germany’s path to CCS scale-up

Germany is moving forward in allowing industrial carbon capture and long-term underground CO2 storage (CCS).

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UK carbon capture strengths revealed in new Frontier–Clarivate analysis

Our report, co-authored with Clarivate, highlights where the UK already has an edge.

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Linking experience from government, academia and business with the questions clients face.

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Update of KPIs in the telecommunications sector in Mexico

The telecoms regulator in Mexico (Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones or IFT) has published a Consultation to consider the views from the Industry and other interest parties in order to update the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) applicable to the Preponderant Economic Operator of Telecommunications (AEPT). The consultation is open until November 10, 2021.

McAfee extends its refund rights for all customers whose contracts have auto-renewed

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has announced that McAfee, a leading supplier of anti-virus software, has extended its refund rights for all customers whose contracts have auto-renewed.

The Mexican Federal Institute of Telecommunications (IFT) approves the Final Functional Separation Plan

Frontier’s Dublin office is moving

Matthew Bell awarded OBE

Can returns be risk-free?

Intra-company financing is under growing scrutiny from tax authorities, with many arguing that certain capital transactions should only earn a ‘risk-free’ return. But is this realistic

Closed Gates - open questions on the designation of gatekeepers

The European Commission (EC), Parliament and Council have now agreed on the final text of the EU’s ex-ante regulatory tool for enhancing digital competition, the Digital Markets Act (DMA).