Ismael Bahillo
Senior Consultant
Education
MA in economics and finance, Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros, Spain
BA in economics, University of Valladolid, Spain
Experience
Mr. Bahillo joined NERA in July 2000 as a member of the Energy Group. At NERA, he has specialized in regulatory and strategic issues concerning gas and electricity markets in Spain and in other European countries. In the gas sector, he has analyzed new gas legislation; carried out in-depth analysis of tariff systems and access regimes in various European countries; designed the regulated remuneration mechanism for gas transmission, storage, and distribution companies; and advised on the corresponding final and access tariffs. In addition, he has advised on key aspects of commercial and corporate strategy, including the valuation of regasification, gas transmission, and distribution companies; the definition of investment strategies in gas distribution and commercialization; and the evaluation of gas investment opportunities in gas assets, cogeneration, and distributed generation in accordance with existing regulation. In the electricity sector, he has recently worked on the design of marginal cost-based electricity tariffs for the peninsular electricity system. He also has advised in themes of commercial and corporate strategy, including the valuation of distribution companies, and the definition of investment strategies in power generation.
Prior to joining NERA, Mr. Bahillo worked as a Research Assistant in the Department of History, Economic Institutions, and Applied Economy at the University of Valladolid in Spain, and in the Department of International Trade at the University of Business Administration and Social Sciences in Buenos Aires.
Mr. Bahillo received his BA in economics from Universidad de Valladolid and his MA in economics and finance at Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros (Bank of Spain Foundation). His master thesis, published in 2000, uses a sample of North American firms to analyze the determinants of the amount of trade credit firms extend to their customers and receive from their suppliers.
Languages
English
Spanish
