Experts

Brattle consultants have authored two reports for Advanced Energy Economy (AEE) that highlight opportunities to ensure that energy efficiency is enabled to compete to meet resource adequacy needs in centralized capacity markets operated by regional transmission (RTOs) organizations and independent system operators (ISOs).

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) has announced a second Work Session in its ongoing Investigation of Resource Adequacy Alternatives, which seeks to examine how best to achieve long-term clean energy and environmental objectives.

Brattle Senior Associate Walter Graf will participate in an Electric Utility Consultants, Inc. (EUCI) virtual summit on capacity markets pricing and policy, which will take place December 16–17.

Principal Johannes Pfeifenberger and Senior Associate Walter Graf will join a Clean Energy States Alliance webinar, “The Costs and Benefits of Offshore Wind Transmission Options,” which will take place October 23 at 11:00 a.m. (PT) / 2:00 p.m. (ET).

A new report on offshore wind transmission by Brattle economists finds estimated electric grid cost savings of over $500 million and significantly reduced environmental impacts and project risks in developing a multi-user, planned transmission system for offshore wind in New York.

Brattle Principal Johannes Pfeifenberger and Associate Walter Graf recently joined a webinar moderated by Anbaric to discuss a new era of offshore wind.

A recent white paper, authored by Brattle economists and prepared for NRG, that provides a framework for a clean energy market to meet carbon reduction goals has been submitted to the U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee in response to questions posed by the Committee.

Brattle economists have contributed two articles to the current issue of Energy Regulation Quarterly, a journal that provides a forum for debate and discussion on issues surrounding the regulated energy industries in Canada.

Brattle economists have authored a report that concludes the Independent Electricity System Operator’s (IESO) proposed Market Renewal efforts to reform the province’s wholesale electricity markets could provide significant benefits to customers and suppliers in Ontario.

A report authored by Brattle economists evaluates mechanisms for mitigating market power in the reformed wholesale energy market scheduled for July 2017 implementation in Western Australia’s South West Interconnect System.