CRA conducted an industry leading study (July 2020) for a coalition of investor owned utilities and electric cooperatives to evaluate the costs and benefits of operating a proposed intra-hour bilateral energy trading market in the U.S. Southeast. The proposed market “Southeast Energy Exchange Market” or “SEEM” is currently under regulatory consideration. The study conducted in partnership with Guidehouse, found that under the current market design and forecasting assumptions, market participants could save approximately $40 million annually compared to a null case scenario (no “SEEM”); the study found potential savings could rise to over $100 million per year under a carbon constrained forecasting scenario. Experts Robert Lee and David DesLauriers led CRA’s effort in this engagement.
Andrew Dressel joins CRA's Energy Practice
CRA is pleased to welcome Andrew Dressel to our Energy Practice in Salt Lake City. “Andrew is an experienced power industry attorney and consulting...