Michael Gildea Email & Phone Number

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Analyst in the Office of Electric Reliability.

Washington D.C.

Working to advance reliability standards as a part of NERC's management.

Richmond, VA

• Led a team of six corporate employees (who collectively had over a 120 industry years of electric utility and operations experience) in a corporate NERC compliance support role for a dozen registered entities under the.
• Organized the launch and longer-term maintenance program for procedure updating, oversaw comment development and drafting of all Dominion comments on draft standards, NERC procedures modifications and FERC orders on.
• Led a team of six corporate employees (who collectively had over a 120 industry years of electric utility and operations experience) in a corporate NERC compliance support role for a dozen registered entities under the.
• Organized the launch and longer-term maintenance program for procedure updating, based on the multiple forms of current compliance guidance; oversee the comments development and drafting of all Dominion comments on.
• Actively served on the NERC Standards Committee (and its Executive Committee) and chaired its Communication and Planning Subcommittee. Attended Member Representative and Board Committee meetings and selected Regional.

Organized the NERC compliance program for affililiates in this corporation, including entity registration, compliance procedure development, lead monthly corporate-wide meetings on compliance program efforts, performed reliability docket tracking services for entities, build an internal audit program, started Executive Management Committee for program.

• As a policy leader in competitive markets, hired to start up a generation focused regulatory department within this corporation’s larger market policy regulatory unit. Charged with advancing generation’s interests in.
• Participated in several RTO-sponsored stakeholder working group efforts and drafted summaries on agenda items

Managed regional and national issues associated with the shaping of market structure and the regulatory requirements for competitive energy merchants with focus on Midwest and Southern markets. Educated DENA’s origination, plant operations, electric trading and executive staff on activities and policy activities. Served as the bridge between the needs of.

• Spearheaded the drafting of the Association’s comments on policy issues relating to transmission line loading relief procedures, congestion management and re-dispatch, market volatility in the wholesale market.
• Developed and put into place an internet-based FERC order summary service for members. Earlier analytic support to advance policy issues involving ancillary services, transmission pricing and renewable energy, the 1990.
• Tracked and summarized FERC’s merger policy and case-by-case merger decisions and interacted with distinguished economists on merger and market power related policy matters.
• Conducted research on new organizational models for NERC before the industry at-large began its investigation and debate of the same. Assisted in the drafting of briefing papers, which became broadly circulated and.
• Designated OASIS/TSIN issue manager in FERC’s Open Access rulemaking.

Ma, Urban And Environmental Planning

Bs, Hrim

Activities and Societies: Marketing Manager for the Daily Collegian Newspaper, President of the HRIM Honor SocietyAlso worked part-time