Market and economics · Policy Signals
Test the rule before it lands
We test what a mandate, levy or subsidy does to supply, prices and investment before it lands.
The questions it answers
- What will this rule do to supply, prices and plants built?
- Who gains and who pays?
- How do the design options compare?
- Does it deliver at a sensible cost?
What you get
- The effect on supply, prices and investment, by market and year
- Who gains and who pays
- Design options compared on the same basis
- The signposts to watch once the rule is in force
Delivered in days for a Quick-Screen; complex engagements take weeks.
Who it is for
Governments, regulators and ministries; obligated suppliers preparing for a rule change.
Why you can rely on it
- 23 jurisdictions modelled on one consistent basis.
- Every input graded A to D.
Sample Signal card
What a Policy Signal looks like
- The client's questionYour decision, in your words
- The verdictProceed · wait · move · stop
- Our central casePlus the sensitivities you want to test
- What would change itThe signposts, with dates
- How sure we areGraded sources, test record, error bands
- The next SignalThe paired question it raises