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Collin Cain, M.Sc.

Collin Cain, M.Sc.

Manager

M.Sc., Economics, London School of Economics; B.A., Economics and Political Science Specialist, University of Toronto

Collin Cain specializes in developing and assessing power procurement and sale strategies for regulators and corporations. Mr. Cain’s expertise includes RFP design and evaluation, forensic analysis in litigation support, and auction development and implementation. He also has extensive experience developing risk analysis and energy market pricing models. He has applied these models in consulting assignments to assess damages, power supply contracts, infrastructure investment opportunities, divestment and buyout options, and hedging strategies.

Mr. Cain also assists clients in developing regulatory strategies, and has provided expert testimony in both regulatory and private legal proceedings. He has undertaken strategic advisory work on issues such as asset divestment, stranded cost recovery, and rate unbundling. In addition, Mr. Cain has analyzed various market design efforts, such as the capacity auction design for the Northeast ISO’s resource adequacy market initiative and the annual auctions of New Jersey Basic Generation Service (BGS) load.

Prior to joining Bates White, Mr. Cain worked as a Consultant at National Economic Research Associates (NERA). He has also served as an Economist with Jones Lang Wootton USA and as a Consultant with Apogee Research.

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Areas of expertise

Energy

Economic and market analysis

Power market modeling

Power procurement strategy, implementation and forensic analysis

Spotlights
Spotlights
Presentations
Economic and System Reliability Benefits of the Three Mile Island Generating Station

Electricity industry restructuring not the cause of consumers’ price pain, according to Bates White economists Collin Cain and David DeRamus

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“Déjà vu All Over Again?” Nuclear Power in Future Electric Rate Cases

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Press releases
Three Mile Island shut down would be detrimental to Pennsylvania electricity consumers, according to Bates White study

Mr. Collin Cain to present on market challenges and opportunities for the nuclear power industry