Energy Transport Study Engineer

Fluxys; Brussel; Sur place; EUR 60 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Fluxys Belgium is seeking a Transport Study Engineer (m/f/x) to develop and simulate long-term supply, demand, and transit scenarios up to 2050 for CH4, H2 and CO₂ networks. You will assess capacity needs and propose network investments, including repurposing existing infrastructure for new gases.

You will coordinate with adjacent transmission operators and participate in ENTSOG working groups, translating analyses into clear insights for stakeholders and decision-makers.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree required.
• Strong analytical and conceptual thinking.
• Interest in energy topics.
• Fluent in French and/or Dutch, with English proficiency.
• Experience with data visualization and programming recommended.

Responsabilités

• Forecast capacity needs for CH4, H2 and CO₂ using historical data and statistics.
• Model supply-demand scenarios up to 2050 with market inputs.
• Simulate network flows to identify bottlenecks and propose investments.
• Coordinate with adjacent transmission system operators for cross-border alignment.
• Prepare concise presentations for internal and external stakeholders.
• Participate in ENTSOG groups and energy-transition initiatives.

Connaissances

Analytical thinking

Data visualization

Project coordination

Communication skills

Interest in energy topics

Formation

Engineering degree

Outils

Power BI

Excel

Python

Description du poste

Infrastructure Capacity Planning (ICP) is responsible for the determination of Fluxys Belgium’s gas transport capacity at global and local level, both for natural gas and new gases, and the carrying out of network development studies. The department is amongst others responsible for the yearly release of Fluxys Belgium’s Ten-year Network Development Plan (TYNDP).

For Infrastructure Capacity Planning, we’re looking for a Transport Study Engineer (m/f/x).

Job purpose:

You develop and simulate long-term supply, demand, and transit scenarios up to 2050 to assess the transport capacity of the CH4, H2 and CO₂ network. You actively participate in ENTSOG capacity-related working groups and engage in discussions with European transmission system operators to ensure cross-border alignment.

Your responsibilities:

• You analyse historical data and perform statistical assessments to forecast capacity needs for CH4, H2 and CO₂
• You develop and model supply-demand scenarios up to 2050 using market inputs, energy plans, studies, and stakeholder collaboration
• You simulate network flows to identify bottlenecks, congestion risks, and capacity constraints. You formulate recommendations for network investments and optimisations, including the repurposing of existing infrastructure for new gases. You translate analyses into clear insights and actionable recommendations
• You coordinate with adjacent transmission system operators and contribute to cross-border alignment and projects
• You actively participate in ENTSOG working groups and research initiatives related to the energy transition
• You support internal and external stakeholders on capacity-related topics, including affiliates and regulatory aspects. You prepare and deliver concise, well-structured presentations with appropriate visualisations

About you:

• You hold an engineering degree
• You demonstrate strong analytical and conceptual thinking skills
• You have a strong interest in energy-related topics
• You are skilled in data visualization tools (Excel, Power BI), and knowledge of programming languages (e.g. Python) is recommended
• You have experience in statistics, AI prediction models, and data analysis, which is considered an asset
• You are able to work independently and have strong organisational skills, allowing you to manage project priorities and schedules effectively
• You can build a clear and didactical big picture from complex analyses for non-experts
• You have strong written and verbal communication skills
• You are a team player, able to interact effectively with internal and external stakeholders
• You are fluent in French and/or Dutch, with an excellent command of the other language and of English