Matthew Tanner, Ph.D., has over ten years of experience advising clients across the power-sector value chain on strategy, risk, and planning matters.
His expertise includes renewable integration, market transformation, power systems modeling and forecasting, utility resource planning, and risk simulation. He advises clients on market opportunities, risks of changing market structures, resource planning, and investment strategy under uncertainty.
Dr. Tanner provides highly analytical and creative approaches for utilities, investors, independent power producers, and other market participants to evaluate emerging market opportunities and adapt their business models as decarbonization drives market changes. He has deep expertise in modeling power markets, optimizing generator portfolios, and assessing the impact of technology on the power sector. He is an expert in helping clients understand underlying market drivers and regulatory and technological changes in the power sector and in helping utilities operate their systems reliably, reduce emissions, and minimize cost.
Areas of Expertise
Industries
Education
Texas A&M University
PhD, Industrial Engineering, 2009
Princeton University
BSE, Operations Research and Financial Engineering, 2004