Naomi
Potter

Lead Research Analyst

Email: n.potter@cornwall-insight.com

As Lead Research Analyst Naomi works alongside clients and partners to produce reports tracking the latest trends and developments in the commercial and regulatory environment for key renewable technologies. She is responsible for spotting and communicating new developments in the market, this then feeds into her work in developing and delivering new products and research tools, such as the low-carbon hydrogen index.

At present, Naomi focuses much of her work in low-carbon hydrogen and emerging energy transition technologies.

Naomi joined Cornwall Insight in 2020. Before this she worked in research and writing roles in the climate and energy space. She holds a BSc in Politics and International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Naomi Potter

Latest thinking

E-mobility and low carbon

Key take-aways from the Low-carbon hydrogen roundtable

Recent announcements from the UK Government have made it clear that the role for low-carbon hydrogen in the UK energy system is set to increase rapidly across the next decade. There was significant focus on low-carbon hydrogen in the Energy Security Strategy, including the doubling of the hydrogen capacity target...

Low carbon generation

Germany tops the leader board with South Korea in second place

The role of low-carbon hydrogen in achieving our net zero targets has been a hot topic of conversation of late, both within industry circles and in mainstream media and public conversation. As the discussion builds, Cornwall Insight has interrogated the policy and strategy frameworks presented by countries that have branded...

Home supply and services

37 suppliers remain in domestic energy market

2021 has seen 14 domestic supply market exits to date, including the most recent three companies to use the Supplier of Last Resort (SoLR) process on Wednesday 29 September 2021: Igloo Energy (0.59% market share), Symbio Energy (0.04% market share) and ENSTROGA (0.09% market share). In September alone, nine suppliers...