About
Making the transition add up.
Transition Economics Institute is an international energy research institute. We publish research on energy markets and the economics of transition: whether tariffs recover cost, whether capacity payments match demand, whether LNG contracts clear in the destinations that matter, and whether planning tools reflect the load that is actually arriving on the system.
The institute is based in Kalispell, Montana, and covers energy markets worldwide without treating any one region as a side note.
Mandate
Energy transitions are financial and operational problems as much as they are engineering problems. We write for readers who need the cash-flow and contract view: circular debt as a flow machine rather than a mystery stockpile; interconnection queues as binding constraints on load and generation; LNG destination swings as price and security questions; coal trade and critical minerals as the materials backbone of the transition.
Pakistan work follows power-sector reform, gas allocation, tariff design, and planning scenarios. United States work follows wholesale markets, large loads, interconnection reform, transmission investment, and federal and state regulation. Global work follows oil and gas balances, LNG trade, shipping chokepoints, and related Middle East energy developments that move prices and flows.
Presence
Based in Kalispell, Montana. Email [email protected].
Transition Economics Institute is an initiative of Spark Spread LLC.
People
Board Member, Power Systems Engineering
Dr. Haider is an energy systems specialist with about ten years of experience in power system planning, electricity markets and electric mobility. He works on transmission planning, production cost and capacity expansion modelling. He holds a PhD in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering from the University of Portsmouth.
Board Member, Thermal Systems
Dr. Haq is a mechanical engineer with about thirteen years of experience in research, modelling and testing of thermal and fluid systems in the power, oil and gas, and HVAC sectors. He works on heat transfer, computational fluid dynamics and model validation against experimental data. He holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University.
Board Member, Regulatory and Legal Advisory
Ms. Mohyuddin is a legal professional who advises on regulatory and legal matters. At TEI she guides the regulatory and legal framing of the Institute's work, including tariff determinations, licensing, market rules and the contracts that govern power and gas projects, so that its analysis of energy policy rests on a sound reading of the law.
Distinguished Fellow
Cdre Dr. Bilal is a senior retired naval officer with 45 years of leadership experience. His work spans geopolitics and international affairs, and he has taught widely in these fields. He holds a PhD in International Relations. He is a recipient of the Sitara-e-Imtiaz from Pakistan and a Special Honour Award from The Gambia.
Careers
Interested in energy research, modelling or consulting? See careers at TEI.
