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Mulino, Or, Us

Mulino, Or, Us

Portland, Oregon, United States

• Researches and analyzes data to inform business decisions and contributes to wildfire risk mitigation or overall corporate strategy and long-range planning.• Leads analysis to identify, quantify or otherwise support long-term PGE strategic objectives.• Provides complex analyses for project investment decisions.• Develops simulation models to evaluate the cost and risk of multiple portfolio scenarios; recommends, advises and assists management in formulating long-term resource strategies and initiative integration.• Develops improves analytical and evaluation approaches to better capture and understand the trade-offs between different supply, demand, energy and capacity resource options.

San Francisco, Ca

• Served as Energy Division’s cost effectiveness lead. As the cost effectiveness lead, I worked on Commission rulings, resolutions, and decisions which impacted cost effectiveness assessment policy. • Served as Energy Division’s fuel substitution for energy efficiency lead. I participated in the record-building and drafting of Commission Decision 19-08-009, which modified CPUC rules for implementing energy efficiency programs designed substitute end-use fuels. D.19-08-009 was a landmark decision in California regulatory policy, as it allowed California’s approximately 1-billion-dollar energy efficiency budget to electrification activities. • Served as the Energy Efficiency expert during annual updates to the CPUC’s Avoided Cost Calculator. The Avoided Cost Calculator is a model used to produce 8760 hourly dollar benefits associated with saving a unit of energy. The model is essential for valuing all distributed energy resources, and I worked with staff and consultants to make major changes to the model, like determining the most appropriate technology for marginal generation capacity and creating a framework for valuing GHG emissions in the short and long run.• Analyzed legislative bills related to environmental policy, environmental justice, public utilities, low-income affordability programs, and state conservation goals and developed environmental and economic impact assessments to make organizational positioning recommendations• Served as an expert witness during water utility ratemaking proceedings by analyzing business data to determine if the company complied with all regulatory standards, presented realistic consumption forecasts, designed conservation programs to achieve state mandated conservation goals, and developed rate assistance programs for low income customers.

San Francisco, California, United States

• Served as a subject matter expert on utility general rate cases and provided testimony on conservation program, low-income program, and marketing budget requests. • Conducted bill analyses to assess risks and opportunities to California ratepayers and provided organizational positional recommendations.• Drafted formal comments on CPUC decisions on behalf of the Public Advocates Office.

San Francisco, California, United States

Master Of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

Master Of Public Policy (M.P.P.)

Bachelor’S Degree, Legal Studies, General