Renewable Energy Expert

NTU International A/S; Kralendijk; On-site; EUR 61,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

NTU International A/S is preparing a proposal for a project titled “Technical Assistance for Support Measures – Cooperation Facility for Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Island Countries.” The assignment seeks a Non-Key Expert – Renewable Energy to support renewable energy development, energy access and climate-resilient energy systems.

The contract is planned to start 1 February 2027 for 36 months, with the primary location in Papua New Guinea and potential missions in the Pacific region.

Qualifications

• University degree, preferably postgraduate, in renewable energy or related fields.
• Excellent written and oral communication, including ability to draft high-quality documents.
• Strong knowledge of the renewable energy sector, ideally PNG and the Pacific region.
• Ability to travel internationally and locally, including to remote areas.
• Ability to work independently within multidisciplinary and multicultural teams.

Responsibilities

• Support renewable energy project development and implementation.
• Contribute to energy access, off-grid and mini-grid systems.
• Assist in energy policy, regulation and institutional strengthening.
• Monitor and evaluate energy-sector programmes.

Skills

Excellent written and spoken English

Drafting high-quality documents

Intercultural communication

Independent work in multidisciplinary/

Willingness to travel internationally

Education

Postgraduate degree in renewable energy or related field

Job description

NTU International is preparing a proposal for the project “Technical Assistance for Support Measures – Cooperation Facility for Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Island Countries.”

The overall objective of the assignment is to facilitate the implementation of EU-funded programmes in the Pacific partner countries, including Papua New Guinea, by providing technical assistance and technical support to the EU Delegation to the Pacific for the programming, implementation, monitoring, review and evaluation of EU development cooperation operations, as well as by supporting coordination and dialogue with partner-country institutions and other stakeholders.

The contract is expected to start on 1 February 2027 and will have an implementation period of 36 months. The primary location of the assignment is Papua New Guinea, with potential missions within the Pacific region.

In this context, NTU International is seeking a qualified Non-Key Expert – Renewable Energy to support technical assistance assignments related to renewable energy development, sustainable energy access, energy transition and climate-resilient energy systems.

Qualifications and Skills:

• University degree, preferably at postgraduate level, in a field relevant to the assignment, such as renewable energy, electrical engineering, energy engineering, power systems, environmental engineering, energy economics, or another related discipline.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills, including proven ability to draft high-quality documents and reports and communicate ideas in a culturally sensitive context.
• Strong knowledge of the renewable energy sector, preferably contextualised to Papua New Guinea and the Pacific region.
• Ability to work independently and effectively within multidisciplinary and multicultural teams.
• Depending on the assignment, willingness and ability to travel internationally and locally, including to remote areas.

General Professional Experience:

• Minimum 6 years of professional experience working in developing countries in renewable energy, sustainable energy, energy infrastructure and/or other relevant energy-sector fields.

Specific Professional Experience:

• Renewable energy project development and implementation.
• Solar, wind, hydropower, biomass and/or other renewable energy technologies.
• Off-grid, mini-grid and decentralised energy systems.
• Rural electrification and energy access.
• Electricity networks, renewable energy integration and energy storage.
• Renewable energy feasibility studies and investment planning.
• Energy policy, regulation and institutional strengthening.
• Climate change mitigation and climate-resilient energy infrastructure.
• Monitoring and evaluation of energy-sector programmes.

Assets

• Professional experience in Papua New Guinea and/or the Pacific region.
• Experience in other developing-country contexts.
• Knowledge and experience in at least one EU-funded project.
• Experience working with government institutions, energy authorities, utilities, private sector actors, development partners and local communities.
• Knowledge of the specific energy-access and renewable-energy challenges of Small Island Developing States and remote communities.

Language Requirements

• Excellent written and spoken English is required.

Please note that inclusion in the expert pool does not guarantee immediate assignment. Experts will be contacted based on project requirements, availability and matching qualifications. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.