Michael Kagan has more than thirty years of experience in energy sector management and consulting to utilities, independent power producers, large energy users, and retail energy suppliers. His recent consulting work spans finance and regulatory services, including corporate strategy, rate and regulatory strategy, litigation support, expert testimony, business valuation, investment due diligence, and electric vehicle policy and program design.
Mr. Kagan’s commercial leadership experience includes responsibility for various corporate functions including supply and trading, product development, structuring, and sales, and as the President of Constellation NewEnergy, he was responsible for $8.5 billion in competitive energy revenues including the sale of electricity, natural gas, energy efficiency, and on-site solar generation.
Prior to his tenure at Constellation Energy, Mr. Kagan held positions at the consulting firm of Barakat & Chamberlin and at the Environmental Defense Fund. He has also taught graduate-level coursework at the George Washington School of Business. Mr. Kagan earned an M.A. in economics from the University of California, Santa Barbara where he completed his Ph.D. course work requirements with concentrations in industrial organization and environmental economics. He earned an undergraduate degree in economics and business from Skidmore College.
M.A. Economics, University of California
B.A. Economic and Business, Skidmore College
Special Student in Economics – Undergraduate Junior Year Program, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Illinois Commerce Commission; Maine Public Utilities Commission; New York State Department of Public Service
