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The EU Energy platform is an initiative set up by the Commission and Member States in April 2022, aiming to contribute to security of energy supply and reduced gas import prices. As part of this, the Commission developed a demand aggregation and joint purchasing mechanism (“AggregateEU”), which allows companies from the EU or from Energy Community to jointly purchase gas from third-party suppliers on a voluntary basis.

The UK government has identified that some towns and high streets are prospering while others are lagging behind. Lagging towns experience physical and digital disconnection from other towns and cities with outdated land use, insufficient skills and business support for high-paying jobs and limited strategic local economic management.

We are proud to of our continued commitment to the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) for the eleventh consecutive year with our 2024 Communication of Progress.

The UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal ("CAT") has advanced Professor Andreas Stephan’s £2.7bn claim against Amazon to the next stage, favouring it over a competing claim. The decision was supported by expert analysis from Frontier Economics' George Houpis and David Dorrell, with the CAT praising their “well-developed and thought through methodology".

It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the recent passing of our colleague and dear friend, Wynne Jones. Wynne dedicated over 20 years to Frontier Economics, where his intellect, professionalism, and warmth shaped our Energy practice and left a lasting legacy.

Frontier Economics has provided a comprehensive analysis of the dedicated holiday let market in England and Wales to support a new report for the Professional Association of Self-Caterers (PASC UK).