Strategic Energy Manager for Industrial Power & Optimization

Enterprise Products; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Enterprise Products in Houston seeks an Energy Manager to lead strategy for electrical power procurement, utilization, reliability, and optimization across processing plants and facilities. You will interface with Operations, Engineering, Commercial, Utilities, and market participants to ensure reliable, cost-effective energy supply.

Responsibilities include strategic planning, utility engagement, cost forecasting, evaluating self-generation, and guiding energy-related investments, while

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field required.
• 3-10+ years of energy management experience.
• Strong knowledge of industrial power systems and electricity markets.
• Experience supporting large industrial facilities and energy-intensive operations.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain strategic relationships with electric utilities and ISOs.
• Negotiate electric service agreements, tariffs, and interconnection agreements.
• Evaluate power supply options for new and existing facilities.
• Support capital projects with screening-level power cost estimates and infrastructure assessments.
• Lead analysis of self-generation, cogeneration, and renewable energy options.
• Communicate energy market trends and strategic recommendations to senior leadership.

Skills

Energy economics

Utility negotiations

Stakeholder management

Analytical thinking

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Business/Economics/Energy Management

MBA or PE (preferred)

Job description

Enterprise Products in Houston seeks an Energy Manager to lead strategy for electrical power procurement, utilization, reliability, and optimization across processing plants and facilities. You will interface with Operations, Engineering, Commercial, Utilities, and market participants to ensure reliable, cost-effective energy supply.

Responsibilities include strategic planning, utility engagement, cost forecasting, evaluating self-generation, and guiding energy-related investments, while