Strategic Resource

SRA is a management energy consulting firm focusing on energy related matters in California and the Western United States. Our key team members have over 70 years of energy industry experience including working for electric utilities, regulatory bodies, and federal power marketing agencies and consulting firms in practically every aspect of the ene... rgy business. SRA's Principal has over 20 years' experience in providing consulting services and managing complex consultancy engagements for utilities, end use customers, and energy developers. SRA is committed to providing the highest level of strategic support to our customers and view long-term relationships and our client's success as the key to our business. Patrick Mealoy, SRA's Principal, is an economist and policy planner with over 25 years of experience in the utility industry. He assists utilities, power developers, large energy consumers, and joint ventures on strategic planning efforts, market assessments, economic forecasting, resource planning, financing, contract negotiations, and resource development. Mr. Mealoy has been heavily involved in the electric utility restructuring process, assisting clients in the development and successful implementation of solutions to key challenges and to capitalize on unique opportunities. He has served as the project manager/executive-in-charge on multiple large-scale engagements, managing diverse project teams that address resource development, asset management, litigation support, and market strategies. He has assisted both sellers and purchasers of thermal and renewable generation assets and high-voltage electric transmission projects. Mr. Mealoy is extremely active in the California marketplace having conducted multiple market studies and advised utilities and developers on various market rules, electric transmission, and generation matters (renewable and thermal). Additionally, he has prepared filings for the United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), state public utilities commissions, and ...Read More