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London, Greater London
Regulatory Affairs Advisor - Offshore Wind
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Job Type: Full-time |
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Salary: £45,000 per annum |
Overview
Our client is a world leading developer of Offshore Wind projects. They currently have an exciting opportunity for an experienced regulatory professional to join their UK Regulatory Affairs department. Here you will act as an Advisor and be responsible for managing regulatory risk through identification, monitoring and acting on regulatory and compliance issues associated with operating in the GB electricity market. You will have a particular emphasis on the renewables sector and network regulation in particular, including connections and charging with an emphasis on offshore networks. This role works with teams across the business to support understanding of regulatory frameworks and support their projects in both operation and development. Responsibilities Monitor UK Government departments (e.g. BEIS, DEFRA, Treasury) as well as Ofgem, National Grid and other relevant regulatory bodies to understand and provide analysis of quantitative and qualitative impact assessments of policy initiatives, consultation documents and market developments and, where necessary, preparing written submissions to the relevant authority. Monitor and influence relevant external stakeholders to ensure the company’s interests and their commercial position are well represented and understood. Represent the company at relevant external regulatory industry events. Update the business on regulatory developments and perform a wide range of analysis to support the company’s view of market and regulatory developments. Work with colleagues to develop the company’s position to industry change proposals and provide relevant input into business cases. Provide analysis to support market intelligence and pipeline analysis work. Requirements Have experience within regulatory affairs for the energy sector, or in market development roles. Experience within network regulations, (e.g. grid codes, network charging frameworks, grid connections) would be particularly beneficial. Are able to communicate complex issues clearly to a variety of audiences and at a variety of levels. Be persuasive in advocating the company’s positions to external stakeholders. Speak and write English fluently. Thrive in an international environment and are able to create good relationships with your stakeholders. About us Climate17 are recruitment specialists across Clean Energy & Environmental markets. Our extensive experience, expert market knowledge and passion for what we do stand us apart. Apply today For full disclosure, please contact Tom Wolsey, or send your CV. %MCEPASTEBIN%