Campus Energy Strategy & Data Manager

CP11 University of New Hampshire; Durham (NH); On-site; USD 58,000 - 103,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of New Hampshire seeks a Campus Energy Manager to shape energy strategy across the campus. This role combines energy markets, data analytics, utility management, and strategic planning in a high-impact position that supports operational, financial, and environmental goals.

As the lead energy strategist, you will oversee energy procurement, EMIS administration, and participation in regional markets and incentive programs while collaborating with campus leadership, engineers, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field and 5+ years in energy management, utility procurement, or related areas.
• Experience in energy markets, budgeting, financial analysis, or energy program management.
• Experience implementing energy conservation measures and facilities-related operational initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement energy commodity procurement strategies and budgets.
• Oversee EMIS, metering, data collection, and energy reporting.
• Promote and manage energy efficiency projects and utility incentive programs; track savings.
• Coordinate ISO New England market participation and regulatory compliance.
• Engage campus stakeholders and lead energy strategy discussions with leadership.

Skills

Energy markets

Utility rate structures

Commodity procurement

Demand response

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Energy Management, Natural Resources, Business, or related field

Tools

EMIS

Metering systems

Energy analytics platforms

EnergyCAP

Job description

The University of New Hampshire seeks a Campus Energy Manager to shape energy strategy across the campus. This role combines energy markets, data analytics, utility management, and strategic planning in a high-impact position that supports operational, financial, and environmental goals.

As the lead energy strategist, you will oversee energy procurement, EMIS administration, and participation in regional markets and incentive programs while collaborating with campus leadership, engineers, and