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The Cornwall Insight team worked with an innovative storage technology developer to support the business case development for their technology when collocated with electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. The project saw Cornwall Insight develop demand forecasting tools for EV charging across public and private use cases and model the potential commercial returns for the company’s unique long-duration storage technology.

Cornwall Insight created a focused paper in a tight timeframe, providing us with a clearer picture of the regulatory landscape around energy storage.

Shoosmiths is a law firm supporting clients across the UK and internationally. It was winner of Law Firm of the Year at the Legal Business Awards 2022\. Cornwall Insight developed a series of thought leadership reports with Shoosmiths, co-authoring three papers.

A leading UK motorway service station provider needed to understand what their potential ongoing use of system cost would be for deploying additional electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure to meet expected future demand.

The Cornwall Insight team worked with an AI software provider to test their product and commercial strategy. The company, which provides data analysis and optimisation services, was seeking an independent assessment of its addressable market and guidance as to how this might change in the future.

We were approached on behalf of the owner of an industrial park who provided its customers with a range of utilities, including steam and electricity. The park owner was in the process of renegotiating prices and was concerned that some of their customers may look to reduce or avoid supply from them by seeking supply by third parties through connecting to the public grid.

A licenced Independent Distribution Network Operator was seeking to understand the legislative, regulatory, code and charging arrangements that could be applicable to a hypothetical independent transmission owner (ITO).

In this thought leadership report, we examined new interactions and collaborations between smaller business customers and parties within the energy market through three case studies that characterise new opportunities.

United Utilities | April – May 2021 United Utilities commissioned Cornwall Insight to provide research and analysis into the reporting of, and value associated with, accredited renewable electricity in the GB market over the period 2030 to 2050\. Sector body Water UK announced its Net Zero 2030 Roadmap in December 2019 under which a pledge \[…\]

Bulb Energy, the privately financed energy supply company operating in the UK, engaged with Cornwall Insight to undertake a review of the REGO market within the UK

Cornwall Insight was engaged to undertake an assessment of the regulatory and commercial viability of a flexibility provider using its assets to provide services to both WPD and the national Electricity System Operator (ESO) and to identify unnecessary barriers to revenue stacking which WPD could seek to resolve.

The Cornwall Insight team was engaged to undertake a review of the different options open to gas suppliers entering into the GB market to fulfil their gas shipping requirements.

Zenobe is a major owner and operator of battery storage in the UK. Cornwall Insight assisted Zenobe in securing debt facilities to develop further battery storage assets, with a value of £25m being secured from Santander Corporate and Commercial.

Cornwall Insight was commissioned by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to conduct a review of market-based frameworks for power Carbon Capture Usage and Storage (CCUS), as part of BEIS’ wider Review of CCUS Delivery and Investment Frameworks

Cornwall Insight undertook work for the Northern Ireland Department for Economy (DfE) to assess the tariffs associated with the Northern Ireland Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (NIRHI) Scheme