MCC Economics provides independent economic analysis to support evidence-based decision-making across policy, regulation, and investment contexts. We apply economic theory, quantitative modelling, and market insight to help clients understand trends, evaluate impacts, and design effective strategies.
We support governments, regulators, and businesses in addressing issues that require clear economic reasoning - from market design and competition policy to investment appraisal and impact assessment. Our analysis combines technical rigour with practical understanding, ensuring that results are transparent, reproducible, and relevant to real-world decisions.
Our economic analysis work includes market and policy assessments to understand competition, pricing, and consumer outcomes, economic impact assessments using input–output and CGE modelling techniques, cost–benefit and value-for-money evaluations for public and private investment projects, forecasting and macroeconomic analysis to inform planning and performance measurement along with distributional and equity analysis to assess policy impacts on households and industries.
We tailor every assignment to the specific sector, policy question, and data environment, ensuring findings can withstand scrutiny and inform decision-making.
Our team includes economists, consultation specialists, data analysts, and sector experts with direct experience in energy, environment, markets, and infrastructure policy. Projects are managed through agreed milestones and regular client engagement, providing transparency on progress and alignment with departmental objectives. Every output is independently reviewed and quality-assured before submission.
Our carefully chosen team embodies a culture of working together, emphasizing that teamwork is not just an idea but a fundamental part of our success.
Our publications demonstrate the range of our analytical work, from market reviews and forecasting to impact assessments and policy design.
MCC’s economic analysis projects span multiple jurisdictions and policy areas. These case studies illustrate how we translate complex economic evidence into actionable insights for governments, regulators, and industry partners.
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Explore our Rates of Cost Decline Dashboard video to understand how fast do costs change for each energy technology.
This dashboard compares the five-year forecasts by MCC and IMF, with MCC utilizing ARIMA. Additionally, it displays various metrics such as MAE, average, and RMSE.
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I am delighted to recommend MCC Economics. Specifically, I worked closely with PJ, who helped us with our Nuclear and CCUS projects. PJ helped us develop new policies and answer questions from our stakeholders. His support helped us deliver important changes and improvements, to the benefit of our stakeholders.
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I am delighted to recommend PJ and his team at MCC Economics. We've been working together on National Policy Statements to help meet net zero targets for 2030 and 2050. We initially appointed to support us on offshore wind consultation analysis and have recently reappointed MCC Economics to undertake a larger consultation analysis role across all sectors, including hydrogen, CCUS and networks. I can confirm that PJ and his team have shown excellent spreadsheet skills, alongside very good project management, planning and analysis skills, helping us deliver important changes, and continuous improvements, to the benefit of our stakeholders.
I am delighted to recommend PJ and his team from MCC Economics. They helped us with our price controls for Heathrow airport and for NATS (En Route) plc (the air traffic services provider). Specifically, the MCC team helped us deliver important changes and improvements to our financial models and supporting policy documents, to the benefit of our stakeholders.
I am delighted to confirm that I worked with PJ on a retail project in 2015. The project helped stakeholders understand electricity costs and charges. Specifically, the project helped us explain to stakeholders, internally and externally, why electricity charges differed across the regions (GB, NI & Ireland). PJ was a key member on the project team, which helped deliver changes and improvements in the understanding of energy retail.
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