Jamie Scripps is the owner of Hunterston Consulting LLC, providing advanced energy policy expertise to clients across the United States. Her electricity rate design research has been featured in proceedings throughout the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Mountain West, and she is a recognized expert on policies related to cogeneration and industrial decarbonization.
Guidance for utilities and regulators on designing standby rates that support efficient cogeneration projects while protecting other customers.
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Comparative analysis of standby rate structures to support fair, transparent cost recovery and improved rate design for cogeneration customers.
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Design and evaluation of tariffs with a focus on demand charges, standby rates, cost recovery, and equitable rate structures.
Policy and regulatory strategies to integrate cogeneration and other distributed energy resources into utility planning.
Support for industrial customers, utilities, advocates, and agencies on expert testimony, filings, and implementation pathways.
Prior to founding Hunterston Consulting LLC, Jamie was a partner with 5 Lakes Energy LLC. She also served as assistant deputy director for the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth.
A graduate of the University of Michigan Law School and a 2005 recipient of the law school’s Irving Stenn Jr. Leadership Award, Jamie has practiced law with Sondee, Racine and Doren PLC in Traverse City, Michigan, and Venable LLP in Washington, D.C.
Jamie also served as deputy policy director for the Michigan Environmental Council (MEC).
In addition to her J.D. from Michigan Law, Jamie has earned a master’s degree in leadership studies from North Central College and a bachelor’s degree in education from the University of Michigan.