Senior Research Lead
Dunsky Energy + Climate Advisors
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Ben brings a unique background in both statistical methods and policy development to help clients navigate the complex challenges of simultaneously stabilizing and decarbonizing the electricity grid. Ben’s first-hand experience in power planning, as well as his strength with complex planning models, supports the development of effective energy policies for clients.
Prior to joining Dunsky, Ben was the director of power planning for the Northwest Power and Conservation Council, where he was responsible for the power plan development of the regional electric grid serving Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Washington states. He brings in-depth knowledge of the need for and value of energy storage and dispatchable generation to grid operations. With a focus on decarbonizing grids, Ben’s expertise helps clients understand how to leverage the increasing penetration of renewables and storage while integrating them into a reliable utility portfolio.
Ben is a thought leader and sought-after speaker and has been interviewed for national media including National Public Radio (NPR) and the Associated Press. He has a master’s in statistics from Portland State University which he has leveraged to build complex risk-informed analyses to help move toward clean energy sources while maintaining reliable energy systems.
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Canadian Key Market Renewable and Storage Costs Outlook
Tuesday, October 22, 2024
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