John has served as an expert advisor or witness in 200 proceedings before the energy Boards in Ontario, Manitoba, British Columbia, Quebec, and Newfoundland and other tribunals including the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) and the Ontario Securities Commission. His clients have included regulated utilities, regulatory agencies, generators and producers, and a variety of customer groups.

She has held a variety of senior positions in Strategic Planning, Business Development, Sales, Marketing and Operations. She has a strong track record in leading cross-functional teams, structuring and negotiating complex transactions and spearheading business transformation and change management initiatives across multiple markets to deliver on critical business priorities. She is most keenly interested in addressing strategy and operations issues affecting the competitiveness of businesses in North America.

Even though governments change, energy and electricity have always been at the forefront of their agenda. Whether it was the privatization of Hydro One, the opening of the electricity market, the decision to build new nuclear reactors, or the push for green energy, John was in the middle of it, breaking stories and giving his listeners the context for the government\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s decisions. It earned him a reputation as one of the few reporters who understood the complicated energy industry. Queens Park was just the latest chapter of his well-regarded career as a political journalist. John also covered the two other most important governments in the country. He reported on the amalgamation debate in Toronto in the late-1990s, and the administration of one of the city\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s most memorable politicians, Mel Lastman. Before moving back to Toronto, John covered politics on Parliament Hill for CBC Radio and started coverage of the region\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s nascent high-tech industry.

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Prior to joining Elenchus, Tuan had successfully started and operated an IT support, development and management company, servicing and supporting small to medium-sized companies in and around the GTA.

Bob has in-depth knowledge of government structures, regulatory principles and processes, and the natural gas and electricity markets gained through his extensive work experience at the Ontario Energy Board, National Energy Board, and Enbridge Consumers Gas. He also has extensive experience in management, project management, human resources, and energy policy development.

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Throughout her career, she has applied these skills in coming up with pragmatic solutions to energy issues. At the Ontario Energy Board, Judy provided OEB input into the crafting of Bill 35 on the restructuring and deregulation of the electricity industry, and was responsible for the development of the performance-based regulatory framework and rate unbundling methodology for local electricity distribution companies, as well as the Electricity Retail Market Readiness Plan. These responsibilities required the coordination of task force efforts involving the participation of industry representatives from all gas and electricity sectors, as well as customer advocate and special interest groups. Judy also developed regulatory strategy, policy and guidelines in the regulatory function of the former Ontario Hydro, as well as at the OEB. In addition to conducting analysis and support to client input on government energy policy, she has provided advice and support to applicants and intervenors in energy proceedings as well as on OEB licencing issues.

James worked extensively on the utility\\\'s 2006 cost of service rate application and testified before the Ontario Energy Board on two witness panels. He designed and developed the cost model to support a forward test year approach, as Toronto Hydro was one of only three Ontario electric utilities to make such an application.

During his tenure at Elenchus, representative engagements include: evaluation of electric utility performance under incentive rates; advice on proposed electric utility rate plans; analysis on various utility cost indices; economic evaluation of electricity generation options in Ontario; research, evaluation and analysis of regulatory regimes for electricity markets in various jurisdictions in North America, Europe, and other OECD areas; cost modelling and price simulation of the Ontario interconnected electricity system using simulation models; development of avoided cost estimates for natural gas and electricity distribution systems. He has also had experience as an instructor and lecturer of post-secondary Business and Technology students.

She holds an MBA and a BSc degree.

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Before joining ERA Manuela held the position of Regulatory Officer at Oakville Hydro where she performed various regulatory tasks such as; preparing all documentation and submission required to meet the regulatory requirements of the Corporation, supported executive management in advising management on business issues within the context of the regulatory requirements of the OEB and ensured that the corporation operated in continuous compliance with OEB regulations.

Since joining Elenchus, Andrew has been engaged in distribution rate design issues. He has conducted cost allocation modeling and performed stability analysis for rate applications. He has contributed to the OEB’s rate design project, performing analysis on the impact of various proposed rate structures. In addition to his consulting responsibilities, Andrew is responsible for the continued development and ongoing support of new and existing Elenchus applications, including Elenchus WebComm, RateMaker, and RateFiles.

In addition to his consulting and research responsibilities at Elenchus relating to energy regulation, Bayu was responsible for the initial specification, design and implementation of the Canadian Energy Regulation Information Service (CERISE) and the Ontario Electricity Monitoring Service (OEMS) and the administration and maintenance of the two web-based energy information services. After CERISE and OEMS became operational, Bayu also served as assistant editor for the two services. In this capacity, he developed content for CERISE and OEMS, including summaries of energy regulatory decisions from jurisdictions across Canada, proceeding updates, and news. Prior to joining ERA, Bayu gained experience as a lecturer, economist, programmer analyst, application developer and researcher.

Since joining Elenchus, Kim provides support and case administration for client participation in regulatory proceedings and industry consultations. Kim is also responsible for ongoing monitoring of industry developments, research and facilitation support.

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Marc-Antoine has been providing direct consulting support for clients on energy issues before Quebec's Regie de l'energie since 2005 as well as providing technical support to experts appearing before the Ontario Energy Board (OEB), the Manitoba Public Utilities Board (MPUC) and the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) since 2007.

Alfredo joined Elenchus in September 2005. As a consultant, he prepares submissions and participates in regulatory proceedings at the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) on behalf of its clients. In addition, he developed content for Canadian Energy Regulation Information Service (CERISE), including summaries of energy regulatory decisions from jurisdictions across Canada, proceeding updates, and news.

In his capacity at Elenchus he has assisted a number of generators and distributors with their gas strategies. He has participated in IESO and OPA working groups as well as assisted the Ontario Energy Board with the Natural Gas Electricity Interface Review. Fred represented the Ontario gas industry on the Ontario Government’s Market Design Committee, was a member of the IESO’s Stakeholder advisor committee and also helped create the Ontario task force on distributed generation. He has assisted ERA clients recently with the IPSP, FIT development and IESO submissions related to DAM and EDAC. He is a board member of Chatham Kent Energy and member of the University of Western Ontario’s Engineering Advisory Council.

John has a Masters Degree in Business Administration and a degree in Civil Engineering both from McMaster University in Hamilton.

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In his position with the former federal Department of Communications, Terry represented Canada in international working groups and was responsible for Canadian telecommunications policy. At the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, Terry advised the Commission on regulatory filings, and was responsible for regulatory policy. He was a member of the National Energy Board's executive team that set the strategic direction of the Board, and was responsible for market and energy resource development studies. He is the current Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Members of Public Utility Tribunals (CAMPUT), the association of regulatory energy boards and tribunals across Canada. Terry is also President of Rochefort Consulting Inc., a firm with an international customer base specializing in regulatory models.

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He most recent served as Ontario's first Chief Energy Conservation Officer with the Ontario Power Authority where his focus was on providing leadership in electricity conservation and advancing a conservation culture in Ontario. During his term, Ontario met its first conservation target of a five percent peak demand reduction by the end of 2007.

He is the current editor for CERISE, a web-based information service about energy regulation in Canada.