Phillip H. Ross
Education
Ph.D., economics, Boston University; M.A., international and development economics, University of San Francisco; B.S., mechanical engineering, Texas A&M University
Summary of Experience
Dr. Ross specializes in applying economic and statistical analysis to litigation, regulatory, and policy matters, including addressing energy, environmental, and health care economics issues, as well as matters related to antitrust and competition, commercial disputes, and damages. He has supported experts in litigation related to environmental liabilities and damages, fair market valuations for physician compensation agreements, merger reviews, and contract disputes. Dr. Ross’s regulatory and policy experience in the electricity sector includes studying the economic and market consequences of alternative policy approaches for future decarbonization and analyzing volatile fuel markets for the purpose of modifying regulations related to fuel security. His work has been published in The Electricity Journal, The Journal of Human Resources, and Economic Development and Cultural Change.
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Capacity Market Alternatives for a Decarbonized Grid: Prompt and Seasonal Markets
White Paper, January 2024
2024