Daniel Stuart
Education
Ph.D., public policy, Harvard University; B.A., economics, Swarthmore College
Summary of Experience
Dr. Stuart is an economist with expertise in energy and environmental economics and policy, particularly related to the US power sector. He supports clients in regulatory and ratemaking proceedings, litigation, policy analysis, and strategic and financial advising. Dr. Stuart has extensive experience supporting expert testimony before state courts, US district courts, state utility commissions, and federal utility commissions, including the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Dr. Stuart has also served as an independent consultant for the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) to establish demand curves for New York’s capacity market. He has coauthored numerous white papers on energy and environmental policy, including on cap-and-trade policies in California and Washington, alternative pathways for power sector decarbonization in New England, the economic impacts of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative on Northeastern states, the impacts of heavy-duty vehicle electrification on the electric distribution system, and state and federal policy options to decarbonize the US power sector.
- Economic Analysis of the California Electricity Crisis
- Evergy Inc., et al. v. BNSF Railway Company
- FERC Proceeding - Basin Electric Power Cooperative/McKenzie Electric Cooperative
- NYISO - Winter Reliability Capacity Enhancements
- The Economic Impacts of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative on Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States
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The Economic Impacts of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative on Ten Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States
White Paper, May 2023
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Massachusetts’ Energy Transition: Innovation for Electric Utility Regulation
White paper, September 2023
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Heavy Duty Vehicle Electrification: Planning for and Development of Needed Power System Infrastructure
White paper, June 2023
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Pathways Study: Evaluation of Pathways to a Future Grid
White Paper, April 2022
2022Schatzki T, Llop C, Ross P, Shen J, Stuart D, Farrel T, McManamy C, Daniels L, Ma S
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September 12, 2023
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June 29, 2023
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May 16, 2023