Megan Accordino
About Megan Accordino
Megan Accordino is the Vice President at Analysis Group, specializing in market power analysis and market manipulation in the energy sector.
Company
Megan Accordino is currently the Vice President at Analysis Group. Analysis Group, a leading economic consulting firm, specializes in providing expertise in matters related to analytics and regulatory economics. Megan has been with the firm in this capacity since 2021, operating in the Washington D.C. Metro Area. The firm is well-regarded for its robust market analyses, particularly in the energy sector.
Title
Megan Accordino holds the title of Vice President at Analysis Group. In this role, she provides leadership and spearheads various analytical projects. Her responsibilities include overseeing complex economic analyses and ensuring the quality and accuracy of delivered insights, especially in the context of regulatory and market power matters.
Expertise in Market Power Analysis
Megan specializes in analyzing market power in market-based rate authority applications and electric power mergers. Her work includes examining issues related to allegations of market manipulation in the natural gas and electric power markets. Megan brings a wealth of experience dealing with these intricate economic issues, grounding her insights in in-depth analysis and regulatory knowledge.
Publications on Energy Markets
Megan Accordino has contributed to several notable publications in the field of energy markets. She authored articles on the impact of overlapping greenhouse gas emissions policies featured in The Energy Journal. Additionally, her published work on market definition in electric power markets has appeared in the ABA Economics Committee Newsletter and The Electricity Journal. Megan's writing also delves into the incentives for and detection of market manipulation.
Work in Insider Trading and Financial Misrepresentation
Megan has extensive experience with cases involving allegations of insider trading in equity markets. She has also addressed complex issues surrounding allegations of fraudulent misrepresentations by bond issuers. Her expertise extends to dealing with sampling issues in mortgage-backed securities, highlighting her comprehensive knowledge of financial market regulations and ethical concerns.
FERC and DOJ Work
Megan has been actively involved in securing regulatory approvals and addressing compliance issues. She participated in securing approvals for the Energy Harbor and Vistra merger from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Furthermore, she has conducted FERC delivered price test analyses and assisted with the DOJ's voluntary information request and Second Request, addressing intervenors' protests before FERC.