Matthew is a senior economist with twenty years of experience in regulatory economics and public policy. He joined Frontier Economics from a senior role at IPART, where he led IPART’s economic regulation of the water and local government sectors in NSW.
Matthew undertakes pricing, policy and regulatory reviews in a range of sectors, with particularly deep expertise and experience in the economic regulation of the water sector (urban and rural). Frontier Economics clients benefit from his regulatory experience, and his strong analytical, problem solving, management, communication and stakeholder liaison skills.
In addition to IPART, Matthew’s experience includes positions as a Senior Economist at the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA), and as a Manager in PricewaterhouseCoopers’ (PwC) Economics team.
Selected Work By Matthew
Reports
We were recently asked by the Nature Conservation Council of NSW (NCC) to examine the financial and budgetary drivers behind the Victorian Government’s decision to accelerate the closure of its [...]
With the Victorian government announcing an end to native forest logging by 1 January 2024, we revisit a recent report prepared for WWF–Australia (World Wide Fund for Nature Australia) in August [...]
Selected Work By Matthew
Bulletins
Developer groups have opposed Sydney Water and Hunter Water’s planned reintroduction of infrastructure contributions (or ‘developer charges’). These charges to developers help recover the [...]
A clear view of the outcomes we want in our urban landscape is key to unlocking funding for green infrastructure.
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