Senior Specialist BESS Economics and Analysis (2L)

Consolidated Edison, Inc.; New York (NY); Presencial; USD 90 000 - 120 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Consolidated Edison, Inc. is seeking a candidate for its Utility Dispatch Rights (UDR) Procurement team in New York. The role involves building and running analytical simulations to evaluate the economics of potential battery energy storage projects, supporting forecasts and wholesale market scenarios.

The position focuses on models for tariffs and markets, plus developing expertise in NY energy storage policy, FERC rules, and grid interconnection considerations across cross-functional teams.

Qualificações

• Strong quantitative analysis and modeling skills.
• Experience with Excel and data platforms preferred.
• Knowledge of wholesale market rules and regulatory frameworks is a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Build and run analytical simulations in Excel and other tools to assess project economics.
• Create models to evaluate tariff rates and wholesale markets; perform data analysis to support the program.
• Develop expertise on wholesale market rules, NYS energy storage policies, and FERC policies.
• Utilize storage evaluation tools to inform decision-making.

Conhecimentos

Excel analysis

Data analysis

Wholesale markets

Regulatory frameworks

Ferramentas

Storage evaluation tools

Descrição da oferta de emprego

The Utility Dispatch Rights (UDR) Procurement team at Con Edison conducts competitive procurements with third party battery energy storage system developers to enter into contracts for up to 15 years during which Con Edison will have the right to dispatch the batteries into NYISO wholesale energy markets. In this role, the chosen candidate would have the opportunity to:

• 1) Build and run analytical simulations in Excel and other tools and platforms to assess the economics of potential projects for Con Edison, including analysis to help support forecasts and scenarios of wholesale markets.
• 2) Create models to evaluate tariff rates, wholesale markets and perform other data analysis tasks to support the program.
• 3) Develop and support subject matter expertise related to:
  • a. Wholesale market rules, principles, practices and policies.
  • b. Regulatory frameworks governing infrastructure including energy storage deployment and operation in New York State as well as applicable FERC policies.
  • c. Roles and use cases for energy storage to enable the clean energy transition.
• 4) The use and evaluation of company storage evaluation tools.

The chosen candidate will have a unique opportunity to explore the role of batteries authorized under the Utility Dispatch Rights framework in New York. This work will require extensive quantitative work, provide opportunity to develop innovative program structures to assess the value of assets, and to explore how grid, policy, and market constraints may influence asset opportunities. This is a unique and exciting role sitting at the intersection of many key utility functions including storage development, interconnection, operations, strategy, wholesale market scheduling, accounting, engineering, and policy-oriented teams.