Regulatory Affairs Advisor - Electricity Markets

ATTB - The Big Jobsite; London; Hybrid; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative company is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Advisor to support critical energy projects in Germany. In this pivotal role, you will engage with government and regulatory bodies, providing expert guidance on developments in the energy sector. You'll be instrumental in shaping strategies that align with Germany's energy transition goals. This is a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of the renewable energy landscape, contributing to projects that have a significant impact on the future of energy in Europe. If you have a passion for policy and a desire to drive change, this role is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in energy policy and regulatory affairs in the German market.
• Fluency in German and English with outstanding communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist with government engagement to advance renewable energy projects.
• Deliver regulatory insights on German and EU market developments.

Skills

Energy Policy

Regulatory Affairs

Communication Skills

Stakeholder Engagement

Project Strategy Development

Education

Degree in Economics

Masters in Law

Diploma in Politics

Engineering Degree

Job description

Regulatory Affairs Advisor - Electricity Markets

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.

Role responsibilities:

1. Assist with government and regulator engagement to advance electricity and renewable energy projects.
2. Engage with BNetzA and other government/regulator stakeholders to advance cross-border energy solutions.
3. Deliver regulatory insights to leadership on German and EU market developments.
4. Draft responses to German consultations on EnWG and EU frameworks including RED III and Ten-E.
5. Contribute to project strategies aligned with Germany's Energiewende priorities.
6. Build relationships with German industry associations and policy stakeholders.
7. Monitor EU legislation critical to electricity interconnectors and NetZero related projects.
8. Collaborate on regulatory initiatives across EU energy markets.

Ideal background:

1. 3+ years in energy policy and regulatory affairs in the German market.
2. Degree, Masters, Diploma in economics, law, politics, engineering or related field.
3. Experience with German electricity grid regulation, HVDC interconnectors or renewable projects.
4. Working knowledge of EU Ten-E, RED III and EnWG legislative frameworks.
5. Understanding of Germany's energy market structure and network development plans.
6. Fluency in both German and English a prerequisite and outstanding communication skills.
7. Experience contributing to regulatory consultations.

If you are a regulatory affairs professional eager to shape the future of energy markets in Germany and beyond, this is an excellent opportunity to lead from the front. Apply now and help drive the transition to a sustainable energy future! Alternatively, contact Anusha Gopalan or Marcia Colin at [phone] for more information.