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Mapping the UK rail network

Frontier supported a major train operator in their franchise bid.

Understanding the geospatial jobs market through machine learning

We used a clustering algorithm to identify different groups of geospatial jobs, on the basis of the required skill mix, finding distinct clusters of jobs such as GIS technician, surveyor, or engineering design.

Vodafone and Three UK: Clearing a complex merger through efficiency-based arguments

The merger between Vodafone UK and Three UK, completed in 2025, created a new operator which plans to invest £11 billion in future network improvements. Frontier helped make the case for clearance by demonstrating the scale and credibility of the parties’ planned network investments, and the efficiency gains they would bring.

Power Market Modelling for Climate Policy in the Netherlands

The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy asked Frontier Economics to analyse potential effects of a coal phase-out and the introduction of a carbon price floor for electricity production.

Looking for the drive of tomorrow

We examined life cycle analyses of various drivetrain technologies from 80 international studies, on behalf of the Research Association for Internal Combustion Engines (FVV).

Decoding the cost of capital

Since energy networks are natural monopolies, their prices are regulated, with public authorities determining the return on capital that network providers are allowed to receive.