Regulatory & Public Affairs Specialist — Energy Policy

Engie Polska; Katowice; Hybride; PLN 120 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

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Hybrid work

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Résumé du poste

ENGIE Zielona Energia in Poland is seeking a Regulatory and Public Affairs Specialist to monitor and analyse regulatory developments and support ENGIE's positioning in energy markets, RES, and environmental policy.

You will combine analytical work with stakeholder interactions and contribute to internal decision-making, with a hybrid work model across Warsaw and Katowice.

The role offers exposure to regulatory topics, collaboration with internal experts, and a path in energy transition.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Law, Economics, Energy or related field.
• 2–4 years of regulatory/public affairs, consultancy or energy sector experience.
• Strong understanding of the Polish energy regulatory framework (RES and market design).
• Fluent English and Polish (min. B2).

Responsabilités

• Monitor and analyse legislative and regulatory developments at national and EU level, assessing impact on operations.
• Support regulatory reporting process, coordinating inputs for submissions to URE and ministries.
• Prepare analyses, reports and regulatory insights for internal stakeholders.
• Contribute to company positions in legislative processes, aligned with ENGIE guidelines.
• Support coordination of internal regulatory framework.
• Contribute to periodic reporting on regulatory topics for Group purposes.
• Maintain relationships with regulators, industry associations and expert organisations.
• Participate in meetings with external stakeholders and support representation of the company.

Connaissances

Strong organisational skills

Excellent communication & stakeholder"

Ability to analyse legal regulatory文本

Fluent English and Polish

Formation

Master’s degree in Law, Economics, Energy or related field

Description du poste

ENGIE Zielona Energia in Poland is seeking a Regulatory and Public Affairs Specialist to monitor and analyse regulatory developments and support ENGIE's positioning in energy markets, RES, and environmental policy.

You will combine analytical work with stakeholder interactions and contribute to internal decision-making, with a hybrid work model across Warsaw and Katowice.

The role offers exposure to regulatory topics, collaboration with internal experts, and a path in energy transition.