Michael Giberson

Current

Instructor at Center for Energy Commerce, Texas Tech University

Past

Economist at Potomac Economics, Ltd.
Independent energy analyst at self employed

Education

George Mason University
Texas Tech University

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Michael Giberson’s Summary

Energy economist focused on electricity market design issues and the intersection of energy markets with public policy. I teach energy economics and alternative energy topics; my research is directed at improving wholesale electric power markets, integrating alternative energy to the transmission grid, and more general applied market design topics.

Michael Giberson’s Specialties:

Market power analysis, energy regulatory analysis, wholesale electric power markets

Michael Giberson’s Experience

Instructor

Center for Energy Commerce, Texas Tech University

(Higher Education industry)

August 2008 — Present (1 year)

Teaching and researching energy economics with the Energy Commerce program, Rawls College of Business, Texas Tech University.
Economist

Potomac Economics, Ltd.

(Utilities industry)

2006 — 2008 (2 years)

Economic analysis of regional wholesale electric power markets in the United States.
Independent energy analyst

self employed

(Utilities industry)

2000 — 2006 (6 years)

Self-employed regulatory policy analyst working on federal electric power issues.