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What is water poverty and how is it defined?
Given the emphasis on the cost of living in several recent party manifestos, we recognise an opportune moment to raise awareness and foster informed discussion about water poverty in the UK.
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InfrastructureFeatured story
Development & climate finance: is just looking at the quantum of finance sufficient?
This Viewpoint Note reports on innovative methods to scale up the financing capacity of the multilateral development banks and explores some of the new proposals, emanating from the Global South.
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EnergyFeatured story
Reputation acknowledged by ranking recognition
CEPA thanks those clients, industry leaders, associates and future economists for the feedback they provided to Consultancy.uk, resulting in the firm’s high-level, 2023 ranking as one of the “Top Economics consulting firms in the UK”.
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Communications, media & payment systemsFeatured story
Competition issues in telecoms and related markets
Read our briefing note that examines issues in competition economics and law and how these affect market structure, firm behaviour, sharing agreements and mergers.
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Communications, media & payment systemsFeatured story
Spectrum auctions: thirty years in the making
Spectrum auctions are of strategic importance. Over the last three decades, hundreds of spectrum auctions have taken place worldwide and billions of dollars have been spent.
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EnergyFeatured story
Tender process for the sale of three offshore wind transmission assets with a combined value of c. £2 billion is launched
A consortium, consisting of CEPA and four other leading advisory firms, is acting as financial adviser to Ofgem for the OFTO Tender Round 10 process.
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Global healthFeatured story
Our report on “Accelerating the Equitable Deployment and Access to Innovations” is published by the Global Fund
A technical evaluation by CEPA's Global Health team, to assess how the Global Fund is performing in terms of supporting innovations.
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EnergyFeatured story
Price caps in the Australian National Energy Market (NEM)
We were engaged by the Australian Energy Council to consider whether a relatively high market price cap and other market settings, in the presence of a capacity mechanism, would result in double payment for capacity at unnecessary customer cost.
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