Senior Regulatory Attorney

Bloom Energy; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 223,900 - 322,100; Full time

Job summary

Bloom Energy, a clean-energy technology company, is seeking a Senior Regulatory Attorney to manage regulatory matters and provide legal guidance. This role reports to the VP, Regulatory Law and is based in Washington, DC; remote candidates may be considered.

The ideal candidate will have at least 15 years of experience in energy regulatory practice, strong analytical skills, and a JD with a robust academic background. Salary ranges from $223,900 to $322,100.

Qualifications

• Minimum 15 years of experience in an energy regulatory practice.
• Active and in good standing with at least one U.S. State bar.
• State utility commission experience required.

Responsibilities

• Manage state energy regulatory matters and provide legal advice.
• Represent the company in regulatory proceedings as needed.
• Review, negotiate, and draft interconnection agreements.

Skills

Energy regulatory practice experience

Ability to manage multiple priorities

Strong communication skills

Education

JD with strong academic background

Job description

Bloom Energy is a clean‑energy technology company focused on providing resilient, sustainable, and predictable power solutions. We are seeking a Senior Regulatory Attorney to join our regulatory law team, reporting to the VP, Regulatory Law. The preferred location is Washington, DC, though remote candidates may also be considered.

Responsibilities

• Manage state energy regulatory matters for the company and provide legal advice on state regulatory and legal issues including litigation, compliance, enforcement, and ongoing advisory matters.
• Provide assistance on federal regulatory matters.
• Manage regulatory due diligence for target projects, identifying regulatory and commercial risks.
• Stay abreast of all FERC proceedings and recommend company involvement, including proceedings that enable commercial adoption of Bloom Energy’s technology.
• Represent the company in regulatory proceedings as needed.
• Review, negotiate, and draft interconnection and transmission service agreements.
• Manage interventions, protests, and other adversary proceedings.
• Maintain ongoing state regulatory compliance filings and requirements.
• Provide analysis on energy efficiency, renewable energy, rate design, cost allocation, retail electricity, and natural gas markets.
• Assist in commercial activities with state utilities and other project development activities as needed.

Skills and Experience

• JD with strong academic background, active and in good standing with at least one U.S. State bar.
• Minimum 15 years of experience in an energy regulatory practice, including experience as a regulatory or project finance associate at a law firm; in‑house experience preferred.
• State utility commission experience required; familiarity with FERC desired.
• Extensive experience in the electric power industry; renewable energy experience preferred.
• Experience negotiating project development and project finance transactions.
• Excellent strategic and analytical skills, strong communication and presentation skills, ability to work independently and collaboratively.
• Ability to identify the right issues and ask the right questions, understand the company’s business objectives, and explain the legal implications.
• Ability to juggle and manage multiple priorities; strong organizational and prioritization skills.
• Self‑directed and results‑oriented, high‑energy individual who inspires others through clarity and conviction.

Salary Ranges

$223,900.00 – $322,100.00