We help private and public clients navigate the energy transition by offering rigorous economic modelling, data-driven scenario analyses, and deep regulatory insight. This enables our clients to make well-informed, robust decisions in an environment characterised by rapidly changing business needs and regulatory frameworks.
We combine sector expertise with state-of-the art economic tools to evaluate how regulations, policies, and investments shape real-world outcomes across global value chains. This helps our clients understand the implications of geopolitical shifts or policy interventions on businesses and society, and to assess the economic viability of decarbonisation investments.
Our analyses offer hard facts and a clear narrative, giving perspectives on how resilience and security of supply fit into business models or regulatory challenges – critical factors in today’s energy landscape.
We help clients across the private and public sectors gather insights into e.g. business cases or the effects of regulations to better:
For more than 20 years, Copenhagen Economics has proven a trusted partner in navigating the complexities of the energy transition and climate policy design. Whether you are evaluating your transition strategy or designing policies to promote resilient, clean energy systems, we have the expertise and resources to help you make better decisions in a rapidly changing environment.
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INTERSECT is our in-house, global, economic, general equilibrium model, providing a powerful platform for conducting detailed scenario analyses and informing strategic decision-making processes. Read about its capabilities in detail here.
We provide guidance on the economics of energy markets and how they are affected by the growing presence of renewable energy sources and vastly growing energy demand. In particular, we advise on optimal grid capacity use, demand side flexibility, efficient tariffs, and grid queue management.
We provide support on how to efficiently regulate utilities through thorough cost analysis and given market outcome objectives. We evaluate business cases for low carbon investments taking into account price caps, CO2 pricing etc.
Our experienced team conducts climate economic impact assessments of policies and regulation at societal, industrial, or business levels. We help public clients develop efficient socio-economic climate policies and private clients in navigating, investing, and operating under current and future policy frameworks. This includes advising on how carbon pricing or supply chain shocks can affect business models and entire sectors.
We perform tailored and detailed scenario modelling and forecasts using Intersect, our in-house global economic, general equilibrium model and other state-of-the-art economic tools.
Working with our State aid team, we advise regulators and companies on designing and participating in competitive bidding processes and compliance with State aid rules. We help companies develop effective bid strategies shaped by fundamental economic drivers for investment decisions
