CAPP is seeking a highly analytical and technically skilled Senior Analyst, Financial Tolls Modelling and Regulatory to provide quantitative, economic, and regulatory analysis to support the organization’s positions on pipeline tolls, tariffs, rate design, cost allocation, and related regulatory matters. The role develops and maintains financial and toll models, evaluates regulatory filings and commercial proposals, and translates complex analysis into explicit insights and recommendations for senior leaders and stakeholders. The role is a key member of the Tolls and Tariffs team, reporting to Director, Tolls and Tariffs.

Responsibilities

- Develop and maintain, financial and economic models related to pipeline tolls, tariffs, revenue requirements, cost-of-service, rate base, depreciation, return, throughput, and cost allocation.
- Conduct scenario and sensitivity analysis to assess the financial and commercial impacts of rate structures, capital programs, settlements, negotiations, and potential regulatory outcomes.
- Review and analyze regulatory applications, evidence, decisions, information requests, compliance filings, and other materials before the Canada Energy Regulator (CER), Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC), and U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
- Identify material issues, risks, and opportunities related to pipeline toll, tariff, transportation service, and regulatory matters and prepare evidence-based analysis and recommendations.
- Support the development of CAPP positions and strategies by preparing technical analysis, evaluating alternatives, and assessing impacts on member interests.
- Support CAPP’s pipeline committees, task groups, and member discussions by preparing materials, presenting analysis, documenting key issues,



and contributing to common industry positions.
- Contribute to regulatory proceedings and negotiations through the preparation and review of submissions, evidence, information responses, interrogatories, arguments, hearing materials, and settlement analysis.
- Source, validate, reconcile, and document financial, operational, volumetric, market, and regulatory data used in models, analysis, and recommendations.
- Prepare clear and concise briefing notes, presentations, submissions, speaking points, executive summaries, and other materials that translate complex analysis into clear information for senior leaders, members, and other stakeholders.
- Work collaboratively with CAPP teams, member companies, pipeline operators, legal counsel, consultants, government, regulators, and other external stakeholders.
- Monitor pipeline tolls, regulatory policy, pipeline commercial matters, industry developments, and relevant precedents to identify potential impacts on CAPP members and Canadian oil and natural gas market access.
- Ensure modelling and analytical work is accurate, transparent, reproducible, and supported by clearly documented assumptions, methodologies, and quality-control processes.
- Support other regulatory and pipeline committee activities within the Tolls and Tariffs team contributing to broader team priorities as required.

Job Requirements





- A minimum of eight years of progressively responsible experience in pipeline tolls and tariffs, transportation services, regulatory proceedings, energy economics, financial analysis, commercial analysis, or a related field.
- Post-secondary education, preferably a degree in economics, finance, accounting, business, engineering, statistics, or a related discipline. A graduate degree or relevant professional designation is an asset.
- Experience developing, maintaining, or reviewing complex financial, economic, commercial, or pipeline toll models.
- Working knowledge of cost-of-service regulation, rate design, revenue requirements, cost allocation, rate base, capital structure, depreciation, return, and throughput concepts.
- Experience reviewing and interpreting regulatory applications, filings, decisions, legislation, policies, and evidentiary records.
- Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel, including complex formulas, scenario and sensitivity analysis, data validation, model controls, and quality assurance. Experience with Power BI, databases, or other analytical tools is an asset.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to translate and present technical analysis to non-technical and senior audiences.
- Experience in the Canadian oil and natural gas or pipeline sector and familiarity with Canada Energy Regulator, the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or Alberta Utilities Commission processes are strongly preferred.
- Experience supporting regulatory submissions, commercial negotiations, committee activities, or multi-stakeholder processes is an asset.

Skills and Qualifications

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📌 Senior Analyst, Financial Tolls Modelling and Regulatory (Calgary)
🏢 Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP)
📍 Calgary