Energy Analyst State Corporation Commission

•3.4 Richmond, VA Job Details $54,808

•$70,000 a year 13 hours ago Benefits Opportunities for advancement Qualifications Statistics Pricing analysis Presentations for conferences or internal meetings Court testimony Statistical analysis for research Mid-level Expert witness consultation Cost analysis Energy economic data analysis Participating in conferences Investigative reports Quantitative research Expert testimonials Full Job Description 28986 Richmond, Virginia, United States, 23219

State Corporation Commission Additional Detail Energy Analyst Starting Salary Range:

$54,808

•$70,000 The State Corporation Commission’s Division of Public Utility Regulation seeks an Energy Analyst interested in a rewarding public service career. The Division of Public Utility Regulation (PUR) provides support to the Commission in its regulation of Virginia’s investor-owned electric, natural gas, water, and sewer utilities; member-owned electric cooperatives; and the telecommunications industry. This position offers a hybrid work schedule, generally 3 days of telework and 2 days in office per week, as well as continuing education, professional development opportunities, and career growth. Essential Duties and Responsibilities • Investigate electric and gas utility proposals for rate increases, certificates of public convenience and necessity, integrated resource plans, demand side management programs, and renewable portfolio standard plans • Conduct jurisdictional and class cost of service studies of utility rate proposals • Design rates for each rate class to recover the revenue requirement • Perform statistical analysis of utility proposals • Monitor Organization of PJM States Inc., PJM Interconnection, LLC, and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission related conferences, meetings, and presentations • Document findings of investigations in pre-filed written testimony and reports • Defend findings as an expert witness at evidentiary hearings • Participate in professional development opportunities to advance knowledge of the ever-changing energy industry, public utility laws, and regulatory practices • Perform related work as assigned

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