Future Power Market Analyst

Shell; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative firm is seeking a talented individual for long-term Power Market Fundamental Analysis in Europe. This role supports finance and strategy with deep insights into energy markets, focusing on renewable and traditional energy sources. You will collaborate with various teams to influence group decisions and develop qualitative and quantitative capabilities. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in power fundamentals, energy economics, and proficiency in analytical tools. Join this forward-thinking company and contribute to shaping the future of cleaner energy solutions while enjoying a flexible and inclusive work environment.

Benefits

Flexible working arrangements

Industry-leading development programs

Diversity and inclusion initiatives

Career growth opportunities

Collaborative global environment

Qualifications

• Significant experience in Power Fundamentals required.
• Strong knowledge of energy economics and European Energy Markets.

Responsibilities

• Deliver long-term market views for strategic projects.
• Research fundamental drivers related to supply, demand, and transmission.
• Collaborate with analysts in natural gas and power markets.

Skills

Power Fundamentals

Power System Analysis Software (Plexos, Aurora, EPSI)

Energy Economics

Analytical Skills

Communication Skills

Python

Excel

SQL

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering

Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science

Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics

Bachelor’s Degree in Economics

Tools

Plexos

Aurora

EPSI

Python

Excel

SQL

Job description

What’s the role?

Shell Energy Europe & Environmental Products is seeking an individual for very long-term Power Market Fundamental Analysis of Europe. This position supports finance, investments, and strategy departments with analysis based on a deep understanding of long-term drivers such as wind, solar, gas-fired, coal-fired, batteries, transmission, regulatory, and demand factors.

The role requires building credibility with internal customers to influence long-term group decisions, primarily within our New Energies division and finance. The focus is on developing qualitative and quantitative capabilities, supported by models, tools, and techniques that provide high-quality insights. Collaboration with peers in the Short, Mid-Term, and Long-term Fundamentals teams is essential for scalability.

Responsibilities:

1. Deliver long-term market views for strategic projects and support Shell group decisions using fundamental analysis techniques.
2. Research and understand fundamental drivers related to supply, demand, and transmission, focusing on long-term modeling and forward pricing views.
3. Monitor market developments, including market design and regulatory issues impacting prices.
4. Collaborate with short, mid-term, and long-term analysts in natural gas and power markets to develop comprehensive market views.

What we need from you

We welcome candidates with significant experience in Power Fundamentals and the following technical skills:

• Experience with power system analysis software (e.g., Plexos, Aurora, EPSI).
• Strong knowledge of energy economics and European Energy Markets.
• Excellent numerical, analytical, and communication skills, both written and oral.
• Proficiency in IT tools, including Python, Excel, and SQL for database interfacing.
• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics, or related fields.
• Demonstrated understanding of power fundamentals.

If you don’t meet every requirement, we still encourage you to apply. We are committed to diversity and inclusion and welcome applicants of all backgrounds.

Flexible working

We support flexible working arrangements. Please specify your preferences in your application.

About Shell UK

Shell aims to meet the world’s growing need for cleaner energy solutions responsibly. It operates in over 70 countries and has a net-zero emissions target by 2050, working toward reducing emissions across sectors.

Shell UK plans to invest £20-25 billion over the next decade, focusing on low and zero-carbon products like offshore wind, hydrogen, and electric mobility, to support the UK’s transition to net zero and stimulate economic growth.

Our people are our greatest asset, and we offer industry-leading development programs. Shell plays a key role in meeting the UK’s energy needs with innovative, cleaner technologies. As a FTSE 100 company, we contribute significantly to the UK economy.

An innovative place to work

Join us and contribute your talent to shaping the future of energy—whether through investments in oil, gas, renewables, or developing new technologies for energy efficiency.

An inclusive place to work

We strive for an inclusive environment where every voice is heard. We support diversity, equal pay, and workplace adjustments for people with disabilities. We encourage discussions about flexible work arrangements to help you find the right balance.

A rewarding place to work

Our collaborative, global environment offers numerous benefits and opportunities for career growth. We promote skill development and encourage employees to explore new roles and challenges for a fulfilling career at Shell.