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Pursue, negotiate and administer the Department's energy funding strategy in alignment with the Minnesota Climate Action Framework, MN's Clean Energy Goals, Justice 40 and other federal and state requirements and directives. Work closely with external and internal stakeholders in order to lead multiple responses to federal solicitations, negotiations of federal awards and initiation of successful solicitations of competitive funding. Learn more by searching Job ID 76366 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

Serve as the State Energy Office's (SEO) Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage subject matter expert and lead research analyst on engineering and technical matters focused on: Electric Vehicles and EV Charging infrastructure; Energy Storage, particularly battery storage but inclusive of other emerging energy storage technologies; and How electric vehicle charging infrastructure and energy storage may impact the grid. Provide policy and technical guidance, direction and expertise to management and staff on programmatic development as well as difficult and sensitive cases, dockets and policy initiatives, including energy storage, interconnection, infrastructure placement and planning. Learn more by searching Job ID 75795 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation’s Office of Energy Programs (OEP) has an Administrative Services Manager position that will manage and coordinate budgets for OEP's multiple funding sources (i.e., federal grants and cooperative agreements, State general funds, and settlement funds) across applicable tracking periods (e.g., fiscal year, federal program year, period of performance, grant cycle). Learn more about this position and apply today.

Pursue, negotiate and administer the Department's energy funding strategy in alignment with the Minnesota Climate Action Framework, MN's Clean Energy Goals, Justice 40 and other federal and state requirements and directives. Work closely with external and internal stakeholders in order to lead multiple responses to federal solicitations, negotiations of federal awards and initiation of successful solicitations of competitive funding.

Learn more by searching Job ID 76366 (mn.gov/mmb/careers) application deadline May 24.

Serve as the State Energy Office's (SEO) Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage subject matter expert and lead research analyst on engineering and technical matters focused on: Electric Vehicles and EV Charging infrastructure; Energy Storage, particularly battery storage but inclusive of other emerging energy storage technologies; and How electric vehicle charging infrastructure and energy storage may impact the grid. Provide policy and technical guidance, direction and expertise to management and staff on programmatic development as well as difficult and sensitive cases, dockets and policy initiatives, including energy storage, interconnection, infrastructure placement and planning.

Learn more by searching Job ID 75795 (mn.gov/mmb/careers) application deadline May 17.

The 2021 State Energy Strategy and Commerce’s 2024 Green Hydrogen and Renewable Fuels legislative report identify a role for sustainable fuels in meeting the state’s energy and climate objectives. The Senior Energy Policy Specialist will work within the Office of Renewable Fuels within the Energy Policy Office to provide policy recommendations and analysis and engage proactively on developing a comprehensive and strategic market for sustainable fuels in Washington. To learn more and apply, click here.

The Colorado Energy Office is seeking to fill the role of Grants Specialist on our Operations team. This mission of the Colorado Energy Office (CEO) is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and consumer energy costs by advancing clean energy, energy efficiency and zero emission vehicles to benefit all Coloradans. Please click here to learn more information and to apply.

The Colorado Energy Office is seeking to fill the role of Outreach and Engagement Specialist on our Transportation, Fuels, and Technology team. This role will support and develop relationships with a broad set of stakeholders including, but not limited to, state agencies, utilities, local governments, Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and nonprofits, potential program applicants (organizations and individuals), and others in urban, suburban and rural areas including disproportionately impacted communities (DICs). Please click here to learn more information and to apply. 

The Colorado Energy Office is seeking to fill the role of Director of Transportation. This position will lead CEO’s growing Transportation Fuels and Technology team. Over the last couple years, CEO has received a significant amount of new state and federal funding to accelerate transportation electrification. The team is in the midst of launching new programs and scaling up existing programs that ensure all Coloradans, particularly income-qualified Coloradans and those living in disproportionately impacted communities, have access to transportation electrification and its benefits. Please click here to learn more information and to apply.