Frontier Economics welcomes two new Directors to Frontier Economics Pty Ltd – Dinesh Kumareswaran and Matt Harris
Frontier Economics appoints Dinesh Kumareswaran and Matt Harris as directors.
Beating the heat
Addressing urban heat requires integrated planning, economics and quantifying the value of urban cooling.
In the move to a low carbon economy, what are the key transition risks for the property sector?
In Australia's move to a low carbon economy, what are the key transition risks for the property sector? Ben Mason co-authors an article with Edge Environment.
Infrastructure Australia releases 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan
Infrastructure Australia has released the 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan.
Greening our cities: from vision to reality
A clear view of the outcomes we want in our urban landscape is key to unlocking funding for green infrastructure.
Lower Hunter Water Security Plan released for public exhibition
The Lower Hunter Water Security Plan has been released for public exhibition and comment.
Frontier Economics welcomes new director Alexus van der Weyden
Frontier Economics appoints Alexus van der Weyden as a director.
Frontier Economics presents at OzWater21
Frontier Economics economists Alexandra Humphrey Cifuentes and Rosemary Jones presented at OzWater21.
Greening our cities: from vision to value
To realise a policy vision of greener cities and liveable future urban landscapes, we need to embed green infrastructure into traditional infrastructure planning processes.
Sunny With a Chance of Wind
Wind and solar generation in the National Electricity Market is examined in this bulletin, with focus on the implications for supply diversity.
South Creek integrated water and land-use planning on Infrastructure Australia 2020 priority list
Infrastructure Australia's 2020 priority list has been released, and includes South Creek integrated land use and water cycle management as a priority.
Health benefits from water-centric liveable communities – New Frontier Economics report for WSAA
A report prepared for the Water Services Association of Australia by Frontier Economics looks at the health benefits to the community from investing in water infrastructure to create liveable cities.
Economic and regulatory barriers to cost-effective water recycling
Infrastructure NSW engaged Frontier Economics to advise on the optimum regulatory framework for the uptake of cost-effective recycled water initiatives.
