Andrew primarily advises clients on the economics of the energy sector. He focuses on understanding and forecasting outcomes in wholesale energy markets. This includes advising on retail price regulation, assessing energy security outcomes and energy market reform and restructuring. Andrew’s work increasingly involves the analysis of electricity, gas and hydrogen market outcomes using the Frontier Economics energy model Energy42.
Having previously worked as an economist in the competition group of (then) law firm Freehills. Andrew also specialises in providing advice to lawyers and their clients on legal and competition issues, particularly where these interface with the energy sector. He has worked closely with lawyers to advise on the competitive effects of mergers and acquisitions, to develop, interpret and apply long-term contracts in energy markets, and in support of a number of commercial disputes and judicial reviews.
He became an executive director of Frontier Economics Pty Ltd in 2014.
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