Utility Analyst Trainee*, NS, or Utility Analyst 1, Grade 18 (NY HELPS) in Albany

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For appointment to a Utility Analyst Trainee 1, four years of experience in one or more of the following activities directly related to the gas, water, or electric industry: transmission distribution or production planning, design, construction, operation, safety, or certification; policy formation or implementation; revenue requirement determination; cost allocation; tariff analysis; rate design; competitive energy markets; management and operational audits; implementation and evaluation of energy efficiency programs, renewable generation portfolios or green marketing efforts;

policy development and implementation of clean energy programs or initiatives, such as energy efficiency programs, renewable generation portfolios, clean energy standards, or green market development; cost benefit analysis or modeling of emissions impacts of proposed supply-side projects and demand-side programs; or evaluation, measurement and verification of clean energy program or initiatives.

For appointment to a Utility Analyst Trainee 2, five years of experience in one or more of the following activities directly related to the gas, water, or electric industry: transmission distribution or production planning, design, construction, operation, safety, or certification; policy formation or implementation; revenue requirement determination; cost allocation; tariff analysis; rate design; competitive energy markets; management and operational audits; implementation and evaluation of energy efficiency programs, renewable generation portfolios or green marketing efforts;

policy development and implementation of clean energy programs or initiatives, such as energy efficiency programs, renewable generation portfolios, clean energy standards, or green market development; cost benefit analysis or modeling of emissions impacts of proposed supply-side projects and demand-side programs; or evaluation, measurement and verification of clean energy program or initiatives.

For appointment to a Utility Analyst 1, Grade 18, six years of experience in one or more of the following activities directly related to the gas, water, or electric industry: transmission distribution or production planning, design, construction, operation, safety, or certification; policy formation or implementation; revenue requirement determination; cost allocation; tariff analysis; rate design; competitive energy markets; management and operational audits;

implementation and evaluation of energy efficiency programs, renewable generation portfolios or green marketing efforts;

policy development and implementation of clean energy programs or initiatives, such as energy efficiency programs, renewable generation portfolios, clean energy standards, or green market development; cost benefit analysis or modeling of emissions impacts of proposed supply-side projects and demand-side programs; or evaluation, measurement and verification of clean energy program or initiatives.

Substitutions:
An associate degree may substitute for two years of experience; a bachelor’s degree may substitute for four years of experience; a master’s degree may substitute for five years of experience; and a doctorate may substitute for six years of experience.

The Utility Analyst 1, Grade 18, will work in the Consumer Advocacy Section of the Office of Consumer Services (OCS) and will perform duties that include but are not limited to:

• Reviewing submetering applications for compliance.
• Reviewing utility compliance filings with New York State Public Service Law and 16
  
  NYCRR rules and regulations regarding gas, electric, water, and steam utility service.
• Participating in Department regulatory proceedings and preparing expert witness testimony.
• Developing evidence-based recommendations on metering, submetering, and other utility and clean energy services.
• Participating in negotiations with utilities, intervenors, end users, government, and interest groups to reach settlement agreements in Department utility…