Mr. Malcolm Keay

Senior Research Fellow

Electricity, regulation of energy markets and inter-fuel competition

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Expertise

Malcolm joined the Institute in January 2005 and focuses his research on electricity markets, the policy and regulatory issues affecting electricity and energy markets and the impacts on inter-fuel competition, energy security and the environment. He has wide-ranging experience in energy policy, regulation, research and consultancy at senior level.

Current/Forthcoming Projects

• Electricity Investment in Liberalised Markets
• Electricity: interaction of market and industry structures
• Regulating electricity markets to promote investment
• Policy toolkits for liberalised electricity markets: meeting environmental targets
• Development of a global LNG market - the implications for fuel competition, pricing and electricity

Academic and Professional Experience

2005-	Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
2002-2004:	Chief Executive, World Coal Institute
2000-2002:	Independent energy consultant and Deputy Head, Sustainable Development Programme, RIIA
1999-2002:	Senior Managing Consultant, OXERA
1996-1999:	Director, Energy Policy and Analysis, DTI, UK
1992-1996:	Head, Energy Diversification Division, IEA, Paris
1989-1992:	Deputy Director General, Ofgas
1973-1989:	UK Department of Energy
1968-1973:	BA, MA - Churchill College, Cambridge.

Institute Publications

sorted by date, most recent first

Energy: the long view
by Malcolm Keay, 2007.  SP20  [0.33MB]

The Dynamics of Power: Power Generation Investment In Liberalised Electricity Markets
by Malcolm Keay, 2006.  £30.  EL06  

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