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Bob FaganMr. Fagan is a mechanical engineer and energy economics analyst who has been involved in analyzing the energy industry since 1987. His activities focus primarily on electric power industry issues, especially economic and technical analysis of transmission pricing structures, wholesale electricity market development, and assessment and implementation of demand-side alternatives.
Mr. Fagan is expert in the complexities of, and the interrelationships between, the technical and economic dimensions of the electric power industry in the United States and Canada, including the following areas: wholesale energy and capacity provision under market-based and regulated structures; transmission use pricing, encompassing congestion management, losses, LMP and alternatives; financial and physical transmission rights; and transmission asset pricing (embedded cost recovery tariffs). His experience includes knowledge of physical transmission network characteristics; related generation dispatch/system operation functions; technical and economic attributes of generation resources; RTO and ISO tariff and market rules structures and operation; and FERC regulatory policies and initiatives, including those pertaining to RTO and ISO development and evolution.
Mr. Fagan holds an MA from Boston University in Energy and Environmental Studies, which focused on Resource Economics, Ecological Economics, Econometric Modeling and a BS from Clarkson University in Mechanical Engineering.
