Description
The State of Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy is seeking a contractor to conduct an Energy Affordability and System Transition Pathways Study. The study aims to analyze Michigan's energy system, identify pathways for transitioning to a more affordable and sustainable energy system, and provide recommendations for policymakers. The contractor will be required to provide a comprehensive report, including technical and analytical requirements, policy and regulatory requirements, stakeholder and agency coordination requirements, deliverable and reporting requirements, and project management requirements. The contract will be for a period of one year, with the possibility of renewal for an additional year.
Some key aspects of the job include:
• Conducting energy system modeling and analysis
• Developing scenarios for electrification pathways, gas system contraction, and industrial load growth
• Providing recommendations for policymakers
• Coordinating with state agencies and stakeholders
• Submitting regular reports and updates
• Ensuring compliance with accessibility standards and service-level agreements