Senior Advisor Regulatory and Public Affairs - Brussels, België - Statkraft

Statkraft

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Brussels, België

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Sophie Dubois

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Company Description

Why Statkraft?

Statkraft has been making clean energy possible for over a century. That's what we offer. 125 years of unrivalled expertise in supplying the world with what it needs most. We envision a world that runs entirely on renewable energy.

Because in the fight against climate change, we don't see renewable energy as part of the solution - we believe it must be the solution.

With us, you'll shape a career that is truly forward-facing with many amazing opportunities and offerings to match.

Working in Commercial, Portfolio and Regulatory unit in Hydrogen:
The Commercial, Portfolio and Regulatory unit in the hydrogen organization is a growing team of ~10 employees.

We will ensure that Statkraft is able to assess and select the right hydrogen projects, find the right partners and acquisition opportunities to achieve our hydrogen ambitions, deliver optimal solutions for our hydrogen customers, and have the knowledge of the hydrogen market and regulation to make the right decisions and influence our environment.

The team will work in close cooperation with the asset owners and will in many cases work as an integrated part of the hydrogen project development teams.

We will work closely together with all parts of Statkraft involved in hydrogen development.

Our primary geographic focus will be where we have dedicated hydrogen asset owner teams (Nordics, UK, Germany, Netherlands), but we will also provide support and sparring for new markets for Statkraft hydrogen activities such as the international markets India, Brazil and Chile.

Job Description:

As a (senior) advisor regulatory and public affairs, your responsibilities will involve some or all of the following responsibilities:

Contribute to developing, maintaining and promoting Statkraft's position on hydrogen
Closely monitor hydrogen regulatory developments in EU and at a high level the main global developments of hydrogen regulation, to identify new hydrogen business opportunities for Statkraft and risks to Statkraft's existing hydrogen project pipeline
Contribute to and influence the development of EU regulation on hydrogen, in close cooperation with Statkraft regulatory and public affairs resources on the ground in Brussels. This will include to contribute to Statkraft's dialog with national authorities, including advocating suitable policy mechanisms.
Ensure latest regulatory insights are applied in projects (e.g. in valuations and in investment decisions)
Advise and work closely with representatives of Statkraft top management on hydrogen topics, e.g. in preparing speeches, preparing toplevel meetings between Statkraft and key stakeholders, etc.
Perform analyses of the regulatory situation and development in potential new markets as needed

Qualifications:

We look for experienced advisor regulatory and public affairs with the essential skills to deliver on the role's responsibilities and help build our new hydrogen business in Statkraft.

That includes:

Master's degree in economics, politics, law or equivalent
Relevant experience, preferably from the energy sector, including government agencies
Understanding of the Nordic/European power markets and its regulations. An understand if global energy markets and dynamics is also beneficial.
Ability to efficiently and powerfully communicate with and influence a wide array of stakeholders
Strong teamplayer with good interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to create relations internally and externally
Ability to take large amount of information and condense it into clear, actionable insights
Ability to see the big picture, but also deep dive into specifics when needed
Structured and selfdriven, ability to run projects is beneficial
Strong command of Norwegian and English, both verbally and written

Additional Information

What we offer:

An opportunity to influence the framework conditions for renewable energy and contributing to a greener society
Professional and personal development in an exciting global company
Career and learning opportunities at various levels of the organization
The chance to grow your career alongside a truly global network of experts, leaders, specialists and graduates from different countries and backgrounds
A working environment characterised by competence, responsibility and innovation and a strong commercial culture
A diverse workplace with regards to gender, age and cultural background
Competitive terms of employment and excellent benefit schemes