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Achieving Generation Adequacy within the German power market

The phase-out of existing power plants like coal and nuclear together with an increased variability of electricity generation from variable RES-E and a tremendous rise in electricity demand are major challenges to the German power system adequacy.

Modelling UK-EU integration

With initial UK-EU reset negotiations due to reach their conclusion later this year, we explored the gains on offer for both parties by pursuing a more ambitious agenda for cooperation and economic integration.

Borrowed time

Total public debt now, for the first time, exceeds global income, adding to the difficulties of macroeconomic management and the risks to less creditworthy borrowers.

Solutions for dealing with hydrogen quality

Interview-based survey of current best-practice solutions in dealing with hydrogen quality in Germany

Linking UK and EU carbon markets

Linking the EU and UK emissions trading schemes can support efficient trade and the cost-effective achievement of climate goals. In our report for Centrica, Drax, Equinor, National Grid, SSE and Uniper, we explore the case for linking UK and EU carbon markets.

The role of data in addressing fuel poverty

Frontier Economics and Mime worked with the Open Data Institute (ODI) to consider the role of data in addressing fuel poverty.

Will the EU’s approach to strategic autonomy prove to be self-defeating?

As a result of a review of the EU’s trade policies, the European Commission (EC) adopted the concept of strategic autonomy as one of its guiding principles.

AI set to shake up the screen content industry

Making film and TV content is a long, risky and expensive business. Studio executives are therefore keen to harness AI technology to lower both costs and risks.