Michael Giberson is an instructor and research associate with the Center for Energy Commerce in the Rawls College of Business at Texas Tech University, where he teaches energy economics and topics in alternative energy and electric power.
Formerly, Giberson was an economist with Potomac Economics, Ltd., a leading provider of independent market monitoring and economic analysis to the electric power industry. Prior to working for Potomac, he worked for five years as an independent energy industry analyst and served one year as a research fellow with George Mason University‘s Critical Infrastructure Protection Project and the Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science. He previously worked for the Center for the Advancement of Energy Markets and Argonne National Lab.
Michael Giberson has been published in the Electricity Journal, the Journal of Regulatory Economics, and the Pacific and Asian Journal of Energy, and has written on U.S. energy policies and federal electric power issues for trade publications. He received a BA in Economics from Texas Tech University, and an MA and PhD in Economics at George Mason University.
In addition to blogging on economics, energy policy, technology and many other topics at Knowledge Problem, he also contributes to Midas Oracle, the group blog on prediction markets.
- Michael Giberson’s homepage at Texas Tech University
