Areas of Expertise:

Energy Economics, Energy Security, Liquid Fuels, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Oil, Power Sector, Regulation, Wind

Expertise in risk management (market, credit, and operational risk) in energy commodities encompassing crude, natural gas, LNG, and nuclear generation over 30 years.

Adjunct Research Fellow, Federation of American Scientists

Energy market experience in energy markets in North America, EU, APAC, and MENA.

MS Operations Research (Northeastern University), BS Physics (New York University) and BS Mathematics (New York University). Currently pursuing graduate studies at Michigan State University in plasma and high energy beam physics.

Member of the American Mathematical Society, Professional Risk Management International Association, and the Global Association of Risk Professionals

Recent Comments by Stephen Maloney

• "As with most Federal policies, the nuclear waste solution has been a ponzi scheme since the first press release was issued for "Atoms for Peace". S"
  Our Nuclear Waste Disposal Problem
• "Jane - Evidently, you don't believe in liberty.  Rather, you believe people need restrictions.  You choose a Statist society. Frankly, I appreciate"
  Should U.S. Energy Policy Aim For “Stability” Or “Leverage” In Global Energy Markets?
• "Jane - The inalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is not caveated by anyone's interpretation of "as scientifically as possib"
  Should U.S. Energy Policy Aim For “Stability” Or “Leverage” In Global Energy Markets?
• "Jane - in response to your question about interventions, let me flush out a few basic concepts, within the obvious limits of this forum.  But first, l"
  Should U.S. Energy Policy Aim For “Stability” Or “Leverage” In Global Energy Markets?
• "As a general rule, the most significant barriers to innovation remains the standard duo: (1) expectation of excess returns commensurate with risk, and"
  Advancing Energy Innovation in the Electric Power Sector
• "Yes, Jane, precisely - what exactly is stability? You and Robert both toss those goals around pretty loosely as something warranting the Government"
  Should U.S. Energy Policy Aim For “Stability” Or “Leverage” In Global Energy Markets?
• "This is a false dichotomy.  It presumes intervention is required, presumes the goals of at least one of the range of options is achievable, and presum"
  Should U.S. Energy Policy Aim For “Stability” Or “Leverage” In Global Energy Markets?
• "Captain Kiefer: I appreciate your comment, and empathize with your situation.  I was a nuke way back in the day. I truly felt like a stranger in a "
  Why The EPA’s “Social Cost of Carbon” Fails
• "Well, thanks for the "honorable mention" to my comment about market liquidity and depth. And the glib question. I guess I should respond. Whe"
  Why The EPA’s “Social Cost of Carbon” Fails
• "Prices by fiat - now there's a refreshing bit bit of candor. Throughout history, dictators and royals have always resorted to manipulating markets "
  Why The EPA’s “Social Cost of Carbon” Fails