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The CMA provisionally clears LSEG acquisition of Quantile

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in the UK has provisionally cleared the London Stock Exchange Group’s acquisition of optimisation services provider Quantile Group following an in-depth merger investigation.

RED II green electricity criteria

Impact on costs and availability of green hydrogen in Germany

Setting priorities: Ofcom’s 2021/22 plan of work

Ofcom has published its Plan of Work for 2021/22, outlining its strategic priorities for the coming financial year. These are important as they help set consumer expectations and give operators guidance on the role the regulator expects to play on these fronts.

Energy transition: which techniques can be used for cost benchmarking?

For many years, regulators around the world have been using benchmarking techniques to assess the efficiency of the costs of the electricity and gas networks they regulate. This assessment is crucial in ensuring that customers do not pay more than what they need for these essential services, while networks have the resources they need to deliver those services.

Abbas Hussain

Abbas is a Director in Frontier’s Energy practice and has a wide range of experience with electricity market modelling and conducting impact assessment of energy market design elements.

Tackling Fraud and Scams: An Ecosystem-Wide Approach

Frontier research into financial scams has today been published by Barclays.

Costs of obesity in Scotland

Frontier’s latest independent report, commissioned by Nesta, explores the costs of obesity in Scotland, including costs to individuals, costs to public services and wider social costs.

Data centres and clean power

Data centres currently account for almost 2% of total global electricity demand, a proportion that is steadily rising: the IEA expects that this share could double by 2026. This demand is fuelled by society producing and consuming data at an exponential rate. Cryptocurrency, 5G networks, cloud-based services and large-scale AI usage are behind the trend.