Cunliffe review: what's next for water

Read our new series of papers, where we share our initial thoughts on the future regulation of the sector

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Frontier responds to CMA consultations on a range of reforms to the UK competition regime

Frontier has actively engaged with these CMA consultations, including its ongoing consultation on merger efficiencies.

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UK carbon capture strengths revealed in new Frontier–Clarivate analysis

Our report, co-authored with Clarivate, highlights where the UK already has an edge.

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Advisory Council: economists and business leaders working with Frontier

Linking experience from government, academia and business with the questions clients face.

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Zoe Lederman

Zoe joined Frontier in 2022 and has advised financial services clients on the cash savings market study, consumer duty and the digital pound.

Gus O’Donnell highlights need for evidence of impact

GTAA publish Frontier report on Toronto Pearson’s economic impact

The economic impact of the Internet of Things

Impact evaluation of Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

Frontier Economics’ latest independent report provides key findings from a retrospective impact evaluation of the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s activities during its first ten years of operation between April 2013 and March 2023.

Who Pays What? Modelling Net Zero’s Household Impact

A key challenge in meeting Net Zero will be ensuring a fair and efficient distribution of costs and benefits associated with the transition, with a major transformation of residential buildings and surface transport required to ensure that the UK is on track.

Frontier publishes study assessing the merit order of energy efficiency solutions in France

Assessing the role of Great Britain’s Gas Networks in 2030s decarbonisation

The UK's Climate Change Committee’s latest progress report for 2024 found that current climate policies, and rate of low-carbon investment, will leave a significant gap to meeting the targets that have been set for the 2030s.