Graduate Regulatory Analyst: Shape the Electric Grid

National Grid; Hemington; Hybrid; GBP 35,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

26 days' annual leave

Cycle-to-work

Sharesave and Share Incentive Plans

Joining bonus £2,000

Accommodation allowance up to £200/mo

Job summary

National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) invites applications for a Graduate Regulatory Analyst role to shape the future of the electricity network. You will study regulatory, commercial and policy developments, support stakeholder engagement and help identify risks and opportunities across NGED and the wider National Grid group.

During an 18‑month programme you’ll gain hands‑on experience, develop analytical skills and rotate through sites, with mentorship and formal training.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2:2 in Economics, Maths or Business/Regulatory related degree.
• Interest in the energy sector and regulatory environment.
• Willingness to travel within the role.

Responsibilities

• Understand and respond to regulatory changes shaping the electricity network.
• Research and analyse industry developments to identify risks and opportunities.
• Collaborate with NGED and National Grid to generate value from the regulatory framework.
• Support the development of the DSO's position on regulatory initiatives.
• Contribute to regulatory consultations with input from internal stakeholders.
• Prepare briefing materials and messages for external engagement (Ofgem, etc.).
• Support regulatory reporting and governance while building cross‑business relationships.

Education

2:2 degree in Economics/Maths/Business/Regulatory

Job description

National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) invites applications for a Graduate Regulatory Analyst role to shape the future of the electricity network. You will study regulatory, commercial and policy developments, support stakeholder engagement and help identify risks and opportunities across NGED and the wider National Grid group.

During an 18‑month programme you’ll gain hands‑on experience, develop analytical skills and rotate through sites, with mentorship and formal training.