Develop and Actual-to-Expected tool for assessing how well predicted trends and normalization factors compared to actuals.

I am the author of the book "Electricity Marginal Cost Pricing: Applications in Eliciting Demand Responses".

It was during this period that I wrote two books that were published by Elsevier.

Load Forecasting, Econometric Analysis, Analysis of large data sets via SAS, and Variance reporting.

Simulate impacts of various carbon-related policies on salesPerform load research and analysisManage Variance reporting process;Perform ad hoc research related to customer usage of electricity and natural gas;Forecast electricity and natural gas sales for budgeting purposes Initiated and lead numerous research projects examining various end-use related issues as well as usage patterns among customers;Advise Associate analysts.

Enhanced portfolio models that were designed to assist clients for risk mitigation purposes;Developed load-forecasting techniques for inputting into clients' risk portfolios; Designed strategies and performed analyses to determine effects on clients' portfolios;Prepared detailed reports for clients;Advised clients on findings of the portfolio model analysis and the effects of various risk mitigation strategies;Analyzed power purchase and sales agreements for risk mitigation and operation optionality purposes;Researched, analyzed, and implemented agreements between counterparties.

Performed analyses and evaluate the economic and financial aspects for rate cases;Researched, empirically evaluated, and critiqued Kentucky's largest investor - owned utility's Performance Based Regulation plan;Participated in all restructuring activities as a part of the Kentucky Electric Restructuring Task Force;Researched and wrote a paper that examined how other states proposed to treat coops in their restructuring legislation;Wrote speeches and designed presentations for the Commissioners of the PSC.

Analyzed the economics supporting Utilities' requests for rate increases and studied the impacts of deregulation of the electric industry on Kentucky ratepayers.

Developed an econometric model to estimate the cost of distributing electricity for rural electric cooperatives and to assess the viability thereof in a deregulated environment.

Researched and analyzed the welfare impacts of the deregulation of both telecommunications and electric power industries on rural areas in Kentucky;Researched and wrote the appendix to the report "The Consequences of Changing Electricity Regulations for Rural Communities in Kentucky".

I taught Micro, Macro and Econometrics to undergraduate students.

I taught Micro and Macro Economics to undergraduate students.