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About one billion people around the world lack access to the glasses they need to see clearly, often due to inefficient supply chains and outdated regulations.

Frontier Economics was commissioned by the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) to explore the value of commercial clinical trials to the UK. We explored benefits to UK patient outcomes, R&D, the NHS, and the UK economy.

Guernsey’s investment funds sector is playing a pivotal role in supporting the UK's ambitious growth agenda, with billions of pounds of private finance channelled into crucial UK investments, according to a new report from Frontier Economics.

A clear distinction between energy production and consumption is no longer possible. In future households and companies will not only buy electricity, but also supply their own power to the public grid.

The European Commission has exempted the planned floating LNG import terminal in Eemshaven, Netherlands, from tariff and thirds-party access regulation for 5 years.

Frontier has had an office in Brussels since 2006, and recent years have seen substantial growth in both work and personnel.

A further target of minimum wages equal to two thirds of median earnings by 2024 has since been set, but the road to get there is looking uncertain in light of Covid-19.

Frontier was recently commissioned to contribute to a research report by the Zero Carbon Campaign focused on carbon pricing. The report centres on how the use of carbon pricing can help move the UK towards its net zero target.