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North Sea oil and gas: tough trade-offs facing UK policymakers

Frontier Chair Sharon White provides an overview of the judgements which matter in one of the most hotly contested debates in the UK government since the conflict involving Iran began - whether there should be more drilling in the North Sea.

Getting the best from capital investment in the education sector – lessons from the past

The UK Prime Minister has announced a transformative ten-year building programme for schools and colleges.

We ask ChatGPT: Should AI be regulated?

We asked ChatGPT whether AI should be regulated, and its answer was YES! Although we thought that ChatGPT provided a very 'thoughtful' answer, it missed some interesting economic considerations around AI regulation.

The economics of decarbonising the transport sector

Transport is one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases. In 2019, transport (excluding international aviation and shipping) accounted for 122MtCO2e - equivalent to 27% of the UK’s overall greenhouse gas emissions.

Smart water metering: Making the right decisions

In the face of climate change and population growth, investment in smart water metering solutions is vital to meet ambitious targets for reducing water demand. Data from smart metering will play a key part in delivering water demand reductions.

Frontier restates commitment to the UN Global Compact

For the eleventh year running, Frontier has affirmed its commitment to the UN Global Compact, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative. Our latest annual statement is now available to view and download.

Dame Sharon White will succeed Lord Gus O’Donnell as Frontier Chair

We’re pleased to announce that Sharon White will be taking on the role of Chair at Frontier Economics from January 2025.