As part of a Special Report on Energy & Natural Resources, which appears in the October 2018 issue of Financier Worldwide, Oxera energy experts Helen Jenkins, Jostein Kristensen and Sahar Shamsi participated in a Q&A Forum on ‘Energy Investigations’. In addition to assessing the status quo, our experts looked at how energy investigations might change
Oxera looks at the challenges that Ofgem faces in striking a balance between incentivising investment and ensuring long-term value for customers.
The Rail Review launched on 20 September is (at least) the fifth major rail review in eight years. But how can passenger and freight customer interest genuinely be placed at the heart of rail in Great Britain? One approach is to take a look at another sector that has had its fair share of criticism
Oxera has developed a framework to assess the competitive effects of state aid for the European Commission.
Oxera Partner, Nicole Robins, will chair the Global Competition Review’s Annual State Aid conference in Brussels on 20 September. Register and find out more.
Maurice de Valois Turk is heading up Oxera’s Amsterdam office, playing a key role in Oxera’s growing international Telecoms, Media & Technology/Digital practice.
A ‘no deal’ scenario leads to two direct costs to UK–EU trade. Additional customs checks incur significant costs, including costs of delays, and any cost of route changes.
David Jevons, Oxera partner, will deliver keynote on algorithmic pricing at Ofcom’s away day based on the 2017 Agenda article on algorithmic price setting.
A recent article by Utility Week highlighted views from Oxera Principal, Sahar Shamsi, on the evolution of energy network regulation in the UK. The following text is taken from the Utility Week website, and is used with permission. Text relating to Sahar is highlighted green below: If one thing was clear from Utility Week’s latest Annual Energy
On Tuesday 10 July, the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) published its first National Infrastructure Assessment. This assessment aims to take a long-term view of the needs of the UK across six sectors of the economy through a ‘long term, cross-sectoral approach’[1] and to support sustainable economic growth across all regions of the UK, improve competitiveness, and