Peter Fraser
Peter Fraser has been working in the Energy Diversification Division of the International Energy Agency since April 1998. He is the primary author of reviews of electricity reforms in the Netherlands, Japan, Spain, the Republic of Korea and the Czech Republic. His current work focuses on the performance and impacts of energy market reforms. Between 1989 and 1998, he held a variety of energy policy advisory positions in the Ministry of Energy in the province of Ontario, Canada, including nuclear power advisor, climate change policy advisor and, most recently, senior advisor on electricity utility restructuring. His previous professional experience was in field of nuclear power. From 1982 to 1985, he was a reactor safety analyst for Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, designers of the CANDU nuclear power system. In 1987-88, he was the Staff Scientist for the Ontario Nuclear Safety Review, a technical and scientific review commissioned by the Government of Ontario to examine the safety of Ontario Hydro's nuclear power plants. Peter Fraser's educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Science (Toronto), a Master's of Science (Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario) both specialising in physics, and a Master's degree in Environmental Studies (York University, Toronto) specialising in energy policy.
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