Gregory Pakela has been working as a Manager, Regulatory Affairs in Dte Energy since 2003. Additionally, the person has professional experience at more than seven companies in the relevant field. Gregory has a total work experience of 20+ years. Gregory studied at the Carnegie Mellon University - Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy from 1980 to 1982. Ann Arbor, Michigan is the place where Gregory presently lives. You can find this expert's current phone number and email with our search.
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Last updated May 07, 2024
Contact Information
Last Update
Jul 11, 2022
Email
pa**@dteenergy.com, gr**@dteenergy.com
Location
Ann Arbor, MI
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Work History
Manager, Regulatory Affairs
1 Energy Plz, Detroit, MI
As Manager - Regulatory Affairs, I am responsible for monitoring market rules developed in all of the RTOs/ISOs with a special emphasis on PJM; and FERC activities that could affect DTE Ener...
from 2003
Directory, Regulatory Affairs - Midwest
6555 Sierra Dr, Irving, TX 75039
In this role I was responsible for supporting Dynegy in the development of wholesale power markets in the Midwest. This entailed supporting the stakeholder process in the proposed Alliance R...
2000 — 2002
Principal, Competitive and Regulatory Development Group
801 east 86Th Ave, Merrillville, IN 46410
1996 — 2000
Senior Economist, Pricing and Economic Analysis Group
550 south Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28202
At the time I was with Duke Indiana it was known as Public Service Indiana or "PSI" and was headquartered in Plainfield, Indiana. Eventually, PSI merged with Cincinnati Gas and Electric to f...
1991 — 1996
Senior Power Analyst
123 Main St, White Plains, NY 10601
Regulated the rates, terms and conditions of the 49 electric municipal and rural electric cooperative, full requirements power customers of the New York Power Authority. The "Muni" group is ...
1988 — 1991
Analyst Ii, Marketing Department
76 south Main St, Akron, OH 44308
Met-Ed was a subsidiary of General Public Utilities (GPU.) In the aftermath of the Three Mile Island accident, GPU had to make up the shortfall in capacity partially through the promotion of...
1984 — 1988
Planner Ii, Bureau of Conservation, Economics and Energy Planning
400 North St, Harrisburg, PA 17120
The Bureau of CEEP was responsible for advising the commission on policy issues and developing innovative regulatory solutions. I advised the commission on a request by Philadelphia Electric...
1982 — 1984
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Energy Markets
Electricity Markets
Energy
Electric Power
Commodity Markets
Demand Response
Energy Policy
Nerc
Energy Efficiency
Cost of Service Studies
Rate Design
Pricing
Special Contracts
Marginal Cost Studies
Ancillary Services
Litigation Support
Retail Electric Marketing Strategy
Public Power
Open Access Transmission
Ferc
Rto/Iso Market Rules