Scott J. Bloomberg

Education

MBA, University of Chicago
BA in economics and sociology, Northwestern University

Experience

For more than 25 years, Scott Bloomberg has worked with clients to make business decisions focused on the intersections of economics, regulation, and the energy and environment sectors. His primary areas of attention are the economic and strategic issues facing the energy and large energy-consuming sectors. Within these areas, he specializes in decision-making under uncertainty, assessing national and regional effects of environmental regulations, and restructuring energy markets.

Mr. Bloomberg has assisted many of the largest energy companies, law firms, and industry associations in their strategic investment decisions, assessments of environmental and energy policies, and litigation matters. He develops and utilizes world-class energy and environmental modeling tools to help clients better understand the potential markets in which they will need to operate in the future.

Mr. Bloomberg has helped clients with long-term resource planning (either as part of regulated integrated resource filings or as corporate strategic initiatives) and with understanding the inter-relationships among fuel markets, environmental regulation and policy, and the planning implications of technological developments. He has conducted evaluations of different investment options given uncertain commodity markets, detailed analyses of proposed national and regional climate proposals, analyses of electric sector costs and impacts resulting from multi-pollutant legislation, and assessments of natural gas pricing, transportation costs, and storage and hedging activities.

Mr. Bloomberg has also published extensively on the impacts of energy and environmental regulations.