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The Levelling Up White Paper: plenty of ambition but funding likely to be inadequate

The UK government recently published its “Levelling up White Paper”[1] which defines 12 missions to guide the UK government.

Wanting to be different: how we created Frontier

In 1999, a small group of economists set out to create a new kind of consultancy.

In defence of bread and circuses: why governments should think more about joy

Joy is central to our wellbeing. But it barely features in government spending decisions. Drawing on his research and work with the OECD, Professor Paul Dolan argues that this distorts public spending outcomes – and that joy deserves a place in economic appraisal as a legitimate policy objective.

Flexibility in Germany’s future capacity market

The new German government must address the introduction of a capacity market promptly. The integration of flexible consumption devices and batteries has played a key role in the discussion so far. In a study for the German Association of the Energy and Water Industries (BDEW), we show that the creation and use of decentralized flexibility can be incentivized in a variety of ways within an integrated capacity market. 

The digital future of electricity networks

DNOs are scaling up investment in digitalisation at the next GB price control

A home of one's own?

There has been a fundamental transformation in how we save for retirement.

Going underground: Policy progress on Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS)

CCUS is expected to be a vital part of the least-cost net-zero energy system of the future . CCUS describes the process whereby carbon dioxide emissions are captured and then permanently stored underground.