The position involves providing economic and regulatory consulting services to utility clients in the energy sector, including advising on rate cases, utility transactions, and regulatory strategies, with a focus on developing industry expertise and managing complex projects.
Key Responsibilities
Advise clients in the regulated energy sector on issues related to utility regulation, rate cases, and infrastructure projects.
Represent utilities and energy firms before regulators and in docketed proceedings.
Develop strategies to create value and reduce risk for utility clients and stakeholders.
Contribute to the delivery of impactful reports and analyses on utility revenue requirements, cost of capital, rate design, and related areas.
Manage projects related to utility rate cases, regulatory proceedings, and transactions.
Build and maintain relationships with clients and stakeholders in the energy industry.
Requirements
At least 6 years of experience working in consulting with energy regulated firms, including experience contributing to the delivery of impactful reports and analyses, managing projects on a day-to-day basis, and building relationships with clients.
A bachelor’s degree in a relevant financial, economics, or business discipline is required.
A master’s degree in a relevant field is strongly desired.
Demonstrated ability to independently manage consulting teams and complex assignments with limited oversight.
Experience in one or more of the following practice areas: Utility revenue requirements, cost of capital, cost of service, rate design, project management involving all aspects of utility state and/or federal rate cases and similar docketed proceedings, alternative regulation including performance-based regulation, multi-year rate plans, energy decoupling, and incentive regulatory mechanisms, transactions involving regulated utilities or infrastructure, strategic advisory for utilities or owners of regulated infrastructure.
Experience acquired in consulting roles as well as in-house with utility companies, banks, developers, and regulatory agencies is preferred.
Excellent writing, communication, and presentation skills, including the ability to convey complex, technical concepts with impact.
Familiarity with ratemaking proceedings, disputes, or other docketed matters.
Ability to work comfortably in an unstructured environment.
Strong problem-solving abilities and resourcefulness.