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Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), New Delhi, invites applications for a Research Intern – Power Markets. The role focuses on evaluating resource adequacy, reliability value, and the integration of renewable energy into power systems.
You will support quantitative and qualitative analyses, engage in data collection, and assist in presenting findings. Candidates should be pursuing or holding a Master’s in power/energy systems and have strong data skills.
Council on Energy, Environment and Water(CEEW), New Delhi
Research Intern
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Designation offered: Research Intern – Power Markets
Reporting to: Programme Lead
Duration: 3 months
CEEW seeks to hire a candidate to conduct research on resource adequacy and the value of reliability that power system resources bring to the grid. The research area focuses on the Power markets thematic area to expand its ongoing research work on renewable energy technologies, policies, power markets and grid integration. CEEW offers an intellectually challenging and conducive work environment, with a focus on research rigour, innovative thinking, and consensus-building. We are looking for an enthusiastic, skilled, and detail‑oriented researcher with a specific focus on identifying and addressing technical, policy, regulatory, and market hurdles that inhibit the accelerated deployment of renewable energy in the power system. We recommend applicants visit the power markets page on the CEEW website for more details about our projects.
The successful applicant will assist fellow researchers in undertaking robust quantitative and qualitative analyses. Outlined below are the key duties and responsibilities of this role.
Competitive compensation – commensurate to the experience and matching the best of standards adopted by industry or other similar organisations for similar roles.