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In one of our latest reports, commissioned by EUGINE & EUTurbines, we have looked at the needs for flexibility solutions to bridge so-called “dunkelflaute” periods, where demand cannot be met by intermittent electricity due to low wind and PV in-feed over several consecutive days.

Frontier’s research for UNICEF highlights the economic costs of the on-going conflict in North East Nigeria.

Hydrogen will form a key part of the transition to renewable energy in Germany, but how can Germany ramp up its efforts to ensure the implementation of the hydrogen strategy is a success?

Generating greater economic growth is firmly on the agenda across Europe, as governments and policy makers look for ways to rebalance their public finances and boost Europe’s competitiveness. In this context, European female entrepreneurship represents a major source of untapped economic potential.

Frontier Economics has published a new study for EPICO KlimaInnovation titled Reform of Free Allocations: Reconciling Carbon Leakage Protection, Investment and ETS Integrity. The study examines how free allocation conditionality - linking free EU ETS allowances to investment, performance or transformation requirements - can be designed as part of the upcoming EU ETS review without undermining carbon leakage protection or the integrity of the EU's carbon price. 

With the energy transition meaning a fundamental change for the shape of tomorrow’s energy networks, today’s gas operators need to ask if efficiency benchmarking is still …. feasible.

Businesses collect more information on their customers than ever before, but clients often tell us it is difficult to know whether they are using data in the best way.

Energy prices have risen dramatically across Europe, including in the UK. The government announced a package of measures to help protect consumers from the worst of the impacts.