California — Energy Resources ConservationIssuing agency·Sacramento, CA·via California's Cal eProcure statewide procurement portalThe California Energy Commission¿s (CEC) Natural Gas Unit paves the way for California¿s reliable, affordable, and low-carbon energy future by providing transparent, data-driven, and actionable insights into the natural gas market and system. The Natural Gas Unit is seeking qualified technical consultants to assist our team with tasks on an as-needed basis. It is envisioned that the consultant would work with the Natural Gas Unit to scope and price a work authorization associated with the relevant task, which would be billed on a time and materials basis. Tasks may be related to the following topics: scenario modeling for clean fuels (RNG, hydrogen), scenario modeling for fossil gas pipeline decommissioning, gas supply and demand forecasting, gas rate modeling and forecasting, gas revenue requirement modeling, hydraulic modeling, or other relevant topics.
Sell Event / RFx · Event version 1 · Department: Energy Resources Conservation · Event ID: 0000040163
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The consultant will work with the Natural Gas Unit to scope and price work authorizations for tasks such as scenario modeling for clean fuels (RNG, hydrogen), scenario modeling for fossil gas pipeline decommissioning, gas supply and demand forecasting, gas rate modeling and forecasting, gas revenue requirement modeling, hydraulic modeling, or other relevant topics. Work will be billed on a time and materials basis.
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