I architect long-term LMP forecasts, storage dispatch models, and capacity outlooks across all major U.S. ISOs — PJM, MISO, SPP, ERCOT, CAISO, ISO-NE, and NYISO. Currently leading power markets at Enverus.
Every forecast eventually meets a regulator, a board, or a cross-examiner. The ones that survive are not the most sophisticated — they are the most defensible. That is the standard I build to: not the prettiest model, but the one I will stand behind under oath.
— Operating ThesisLead long-term LMP forecast development across PJM, MISO, SPP, ERCOT, CAISO, ISO-NE, and NYISO. Architected storage economics views integrating arbitrage, ancillary services, and capacity participation. Engineered Python pipelines for production cost model output processing.
Defended ratepayer interests before a state public utility commission, securing a $20M cost recovery rejection of a utility's natural-event filing. Built the production cost analysis, prepared technical testimony, and stood behind every assumption under cross-examination.
Advised the State of New Jersey on a $5M battery energy storage analysis. Modeled charging and discharging dispatch behavior, energy arbitrage potential, and ancillary services revenue stacking to inform a state-wide storage incentive program design.
Directed power market and asset valuation engagements for storage and generation portfolios spanning several GW. Developed proprietary energy and capacity price outlooks used directly in project financing decisions for IPPs, developers, and financial institutions.
What decision is the forecast supporting? The $20M PUC defense needed dispatch-level granularity. The NJ BESS analysis needed charge/discharge revenue stacking. An IRP filing needs 20-year capacity expansion. Wrong frame, wrong forecast.
Aurora for zonal LMP at nodal granularity. SAInt for gas-electric interdependency. ELCC-calibrated storage dispatch. Every model stress-tested against capacity accreditation reform and the latest FERC orders before it leaves my desk.
The $20M defense held because I ran 40 scenarios before testimony. Bear case, bull case, regulatory case, and the case opposing counsel would build. Know where the answer changes before the cross-examiner does.
The model is the easy part. The real work is showing up at the PUC, in the boardroom, or on the call — and being ready to walk through any assumption with conviction.
Open to Director or Senior Manager roles in Power Markets, Energy Strategy, Resource Planning, and Hyperscaler Data Center Power. Available with two-week notice. Remote ready, with strong preference for the West Bay Area or Houston.