Dr. Aryeh (Ari) Gold-Parker helps lead E3’s advanced rate design practice. He has led projects on retail and wholesale rate design for utilities, regulators, NGOs, and consumer advocates in Hawaii, California, Washington, Michigan, Ohio, Maryland, New York, Massachusetts, Puerto Rico, and Alberta, Canada. He leads E3’s work supporting the California Public Utilities Commission in cutting-edge rate reform proceedings, including the Net Energy Metering Revisit proceeding that established “NEM 3.0” and the recent proceeding that developed the Base Service Charge in residential rates. He supported E3’s work for the Massachusetts Interagency Rates Working Group in developing Near- and Long-Term Rate Design Strategies and was the lead author of the Massachusetts Long-Term Ratemaking report. Dr. Gold-Parker has contributed to testimony before regulatory commissions in California, Georgia, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Puerto Rico, and Alberta, and has testified in legislative hearings in California and Massachusetts.
Prior to E3, Ari completed a Chemistry PhD at Stanford, where his research on novel materials for solar cells was published in Nature Communications and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Before graduate school, Ari was a field organizer for a U.S. Senate campaign and led voter turnout for a dozen municipalities in Massachusetts. Outside of work, he enjoys running, hiking, and rock climbing.
Education: PhD, chemistry, Stanford University; BA, chemistry and physics, Harvard University
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