Net-Zero & Energy Planning Intern (Hybrid, 5 Months)

Corporate Environmental Risk; Atlanta (GA); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Corporate Environmental Risk Management, L.L.C. invites applications for a Graduate Sustainability & Energy Planning Intern to support sustainability, decarbonization, energy management, climate resilience, and net-zero planning for large projects.

You will develop technical memoranda, reports, analyses, roadmaps, and stakeholder materials, and contribute to energy analyses, ECM evaluations, and fleet electrification opportunities.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing or recently completed a graduate degree in a sustainability or Environmental Management related field.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on sustainability, decarbonization, energy efficiency, and net-zero practices.
• Support energy and greenhouse gas data analysis, benchmarking, and forecasting.
• Assist with evaluation of energy conservation measures (ECMs), building electrification opportunities, and decarbonization strategies.
• Review and summarize technical reports, energy audits, utility data, planning studies, and sustainability initiatives.
• Draft and edit technical memoranda, reports, executive summaries, and presentation materials.
• Develop figures, tables, charts, dashboards, and summary graphics to support project deliverables.
• Support development of sustainability and net-zero implementation roadmaps.
• Assist in preparing meeting agendas and workshop materials.

Skills

Technical writing

Research

Organizational skills

Collaborative work

Analytical

Education

Graduate degree in sustainability or Environmental Management

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Job description

Corporate Environmental Risk Management, L.L.C. invites applications for a Graduate Sustainability & Energy Planning Intern to support sustainability, decarbonization, energy management, climate resilience, and net-zero planning for large projects.

You will develop technical memoranda, reports, analyses, roadmaps, and stakeholder materials, and contribute to energy analyses, ECM evaluations, and fleet electrification opportunities.