Network Regulatory Lead

JD Ross Energy; Sydney; In loco; AUD 180.000 - 240.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

JD Ross Energy is partnering with a leading Australian energy infrastructure business undergoing transformation. The Network Pricing Lead will shape pricing strategies, tariff design and revenue forecasting to support efficient network utilisation and regulatory compliance.

Reporting to the Regulation & Investments function, you will collaborate with senior leaders across regulation, strategy, finance, network planning and asset management to translate economic and regulatory concepts into

Competenze

• Experience in network pricing and tariff design within energy or regulated infrastructure.
• Strong understanding of regulatory economics and revenue forecasting.
• Background in economic regulation and energy policy.
• Exposure to electricity markets, network planning or market reform initiatives.
• Ability to translate complex regulatory concepts into business outcomes.
• Experience collaborating with regulators, market bodies or government agencies.
• Experience in leadership or advisory roles within energy sector environments.

Mansioni

• Lead network pricing strategy, tariff design and pricing reform initiatives.
• Develop annual pricing proposals and support tariff implementation activities.
• Provide input into revenue resets, regulatory submissions and industry consultations.
• Deliver pricing analysis, forecasting and modelling to support decisions.
• Assess impact of electrification and DER on future pricing structures.
• Engage with regulators, market bodies and internal stakeholders on pricing matters.
• Translate economic and regulatory concepts into practical business outcomes.
• Support long-term network and commercial strategy with evidence-based recommendations.

Conoscenze

Network pricing

Tariff design

Regulatory economics

Revenue forecasting

Economic regulation

Energy policy

Market reform

Descrizione del lavoro

We're partnering with a leading Australian energy infrastructure business undergoing significant transformation as Australia's energy market evolves.

This organisation plays a critical role in delivering safe, reliable and affordable electricity to millions of customers and is at the forefront of the energy transition, responding to the rapid growth of electrification, distributed energy resources, battery storage and changing customer energy behaviours.

As a result of continued investment in strategic capability, an opportunity has arisen for an experienced Network Pricing Lead to join a high-performing Regulation & Investments function.

The Opportunity

This is a highly visible position that will lead the development and implementation of network pricing strategies, tariff reform initiatives and revenue forecasting frameworks that support efficient network utilisation, regulatory compliance and long-term commercial outcomes.

Working closely with senior leaders across regulation, strategy, finance, network planning and asset management, you will play a key role in shaping how pricing frameworks evolve in response to emerging market trends and regulatory change.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead network pricing strategy, tariff design and pricing reform initiatives
• Develop annual pricing proposals and support tariff implementation activities
• Provide expert input into revenue resets, regulatory submissions and industry consultations
• Deliver pricing analysis, forecasting and modelling to support strategic decision making
• Assess the impact of electrification, electric vehicles, battery storage, solar PV and distributed energy resources on future pricing structures
• Engage with regulators, market bodies and internal stakeholders on pricing and regulatory matters
• Translate complex economic and regulatory concepts into practical business outcomes
• Support long-term network, customer and commercial strategy through evidence-based recommendations

About You

We're interested in speaking with professionals who bring experience across:

• Network pricing and tariff design
• Economic regulation
• Regulatory affairs
• Revenue forecasting
• Regulatory economics
• Energy policy and market reform
• Utilities, energy markets or regulated infrastructure environments

You may currently be working within an electricity network business, market body, regulator, consultancy or broader energy sector organisation.