Regulatory Affairs Advisor - Electricity Markets

ATTB - The Big Jobsite; Birmingham; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading energy infrastructure developer is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Advisor to support their pivotal projects in Germany and Europe. This role focuses on navigating regulatory environments, influencing energy policies, and contributing to ambitious climate goals. Ideal candidates will have a robust background in regulatory affairs and a passion for the energy transition.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of EU energy markets and regulations.
• Experience in regulatory affairs within the energy sector.
• Ability to analyze and interpret policy impacts.

Responsibilities

• Support leadership with regulatory guidance on energy markets.
• Engage in policy-making processes relevant to energy transition.
• Shape regulatory strategies for cross-border energy projects.

Skills

Regulatory knowledge

Policy analysis

Project management

Education

Degree in relevant field (e.g., Energy, Law)

Job description

Job Description

Regulatory Affairs Advisor - Electricity Markets

(Contract/Freelance Opportunity)

Location: Berlin, with hybrid working

Salary: Excellent salary package with bonus and benefits

Sector: Electricity Transmission, HVDC, Interconnectors, Renewables

Do you want to join a pioneering company developing critical cross-border renewable energy and electricity infrastructure?

Would you like to help develop projects that will revolutionize Germany's energy landscape?

Are you passionate about the energy transition and want to make a tangible impact on Europe's path to net zero?

Turner Lovell is recruiting for an entrepreneurial energy infrastructure developer specializing in international electricity transmission, HVDC interconnectors, and offshore wind. Our client is executing ambitious projects across Europe and the USA that are fundamental to achieving climate goals.

As Regulatory Affairs Advisor for one of their flagship European projects, you'll support the leadership team with expert guidance on regulatory developments affecting German and wider EU energy markets. You'll be at the intersection of policy and implementation, helping shape the future of energy in Germany and beyond.

This role offers a unique opportunity to become part of one of Europe's leading utility groups (start-up developer).