Mike Clark specializes in antitrust, energy, applied econometrics, data analysis, and microeconomic theory. His antitrust experience includes class action lawsuits regarding price fixing and price discrimination matters; covering industries such as animation, electrical components, wholesale & retail gasoline, and airlines. His energy experience encompasses the measurement and evaluation of residential, commercial, and industrial energy programs; including demand response programs (e.g., critical peak pricing), time-of-use rates, net energy metering, and electric vehicle rates. He has also evaluated multiple utility pilot programs that use residential smart thermostats to facilitate energy conservation and demand response. His expertise incorporates demand modeling, estimating average treatment effects, forecasting, machine learning, and managing large datasets. His research has been published in Journal of Private Enterprise.
In his free time, Mike enjoys outdoor activities such as rock-climbing, hiking, and camping.
