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Mr. Kirk is a PhD student in Economics at the University of Washington with specializations in Natural Resources and Econometrics. Mr. Kirk assisted on a case for market-based rates for an oil pipeline at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in 2006. At BWMQ, Mr. Kirk has experience with market-based rate cases for natural gas storage facilities, the utilization of Order 678 of determining geographic and product markets, and applying economic theory and econometric analysis to explain energy related topics.
In addition to working at BWMQ, Mr. Kirk is an instructor for a Principles of Microeconomics course at the University of Washington. Prior to energy consulting, Mr. Kirk participated in environmental tort litigation consulting for Greenfield Advisors, and economic impact analysis at the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department.
Mr. Kirk holds a B.S. in Mathematics and Economics from Linfield College, and an M.A. in Economics from the University of Washington.
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