California Public Utilities Commission

About the Position The Senior Communications Policy Analyst will be responsible for (one) conducting complex economic, financial, and/or policy research on communications industry regulatory issues (two) conducting analysis based on Commission decisions, policies, goals and procedures, utility programs and practices, and state and federal policies, (three) leading communications proceedings, and (four) developing evidence-based recommendations on public utility regulatory issues and challenges.  Carrying out these functions entails the following: Collecting, synthesizing, modeling, and analyzing data (quantitative and qualitative). Using spreadsheets and other quantitative and visualization tools. Developing and applying standard solutions, approaches, and methodologies. Presenting research, analysis, findings, and recommendations verbally for Public Advocates Office management and Commissioners' offices. Writing protests, testimony, and comments related to general...

About the Position The Senior Communications Policy Analyst will be responsible for (one) conducting complex economic, financial, and/or policy research on communications industry regulatory issues (two) conducting analysis based on Commission decisions, policies, goals and procedures, utility programs and practices, and state and federal policies, (three) leading communications proceedings, and (four) developing evidence-based recommendations on public utility regulatory issues and challenges.  Carrying out these functions entails the following: Collecting, synthesizing, modeling, and analyzing data (quantitative and qualitative). Using spreadsheets and other quantitative and visualization tools. Developing and applying standard solutions, approaches, and methodologies. Presenting research, analysis, findings, and recommendations verbally for Public Advocates Office management and Commissioners' offices. Writing protests, testimony, and comments related to general...

About the Position The Senior Communications Policy Analyst will be responsible for (one) conducting complex economic, financial, and/or policy research on communications industry regulatory issues (two) conducting analysis based on Commission decisions, policies, goals and procedures, utility programs and practices, and state and federal policies, (three) leading communications proceedings, and (four) developing evidence-based recommendations on public utility regulatory issues and challenges.  Carrying out these functions entails the following: Collecting, synthesizing, modeling, and analyzing data (quantitative and qualitative). Using spreadsheets and other quantitative and visualization tools. Developing and applying standard solutions, approaches, and methodologies. Presenting research, analysis, findings, and recommendations verbally for Public Advocates Office management and Commissioners' offices. Writing protests, testimony, and comments related to general...

About the Position Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Deputy Executive Director for Energy and Climate Policy leads the Commission’s energy policy, programs, and regulatory work designed to meet California’s goals for clean energy in response to climate change. The Deputy Executive Director is responsible for management of the Energy Division Directors, developing policy, implementing programs, and ensuring the effective regulation of energy utilities serving California. The position reports to the Executive Director, and works with all Commissioners, the Governor’s office, the Legislature, external stakeholders, and senior management within the CPUC. The incumbent also acts as the Commission’s energy regulation leader with the utility industry, stakeholder groups, and other state and federal energy regulatory agencies. About the CPUC The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) regulates services and utilities, protects consumers, safeguards the...

About the Position Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Deputy Executive Director for Energy and Climate Policy leads the Commission’s energy policy, programs, and regulatory work designed to meet California’s goals for clean energy in response to climate change. The Deputy Executive Director is responsible for management of the Energy Division Directors, developing policy, implementing programs, and ensuring the effective regulation of energy utilities serving California. The position reports to the Executive Director, and works with all Commissioners, the Governor’s office, the Legislature, external stakeholders, and senior management within the CPUC. The incumbent also acts as the Commission’s energy regulation leader with the utility industry, stakeholder groups, and other state and federal energy regulatory agencies. About the CPUC The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) regulates services and utilities, protects consumers, safeguards the...

About the Position Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Deputy Executive Director for Energy and Climate Policy leads the Commission’s energy policy, programs, and regulatory work designed to meet California’s goals for clean energy in response to climate change. The Deputy Executive Director is responsible for management of the Energy Division Directors, developing policy, implementing programs, and ensuring the effective regulation of energy utilities serving California. The position reports to the Executive Director, and works with all Commissioners, the Governor’s office, the Legislature, external stakeholders, and senior management within the CPUC. The incumbent also acts as the Commission’s energy regulation leader with the utility industry, stakeholder groups, and other state and federal energy regulatory agencies. About the CPUC The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) regulates services and utilities, protects consumers, safeguards the...