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Loan guarantee schemes have been one of the key planks of government support for SMEs during the pandemic. But these schemes are set to expire – so what happens next? With the Budget imminent, we may soon see an answer.

Insights on the recent results of the first German coal phase-out auction.

Our latest bulletin covers cost reflectivity and transmission losses in Britain's electricity market.

Industrial policy, until recently relegated to the sidelines of economic policy, is back with a vengeance.

Across Europe, there has been significant growth in the uptake of electric vehicles (EVs) in recent years. For example, 24% of all new cars purchased in the UK in 2023 were ‘plug-ins’ EVs according to Zap-Map – 7% being plug-in hybrids and 17% fully electric.

With the US taking a hands-off approach to AI regulation and the EU setting tight rules, the UK has an opportunity: to chart a third way. This, writes Frontier Chair Sharon White, could help the country reap the benefits of innovation while staying alive to the risks.

It was my breakthrough generation that enjoyed a life-changing opening up of opportunities to have our own careers, earn our own money, control our own fertility. We were the first generation in history to be able to do so.