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Manager, Energy Policy
Smart Electric Power Alliance

The Energy Policy Manager is a key member of the Policy Research & Industry Strategy team at SEPA, ensuring members have access to data, research, and facilitation for the electric power industry’s transition to a clean grid. Responsibilities include developing clean energy policy research, analyzing national energy policy issues, speaking at conferences, engaging stakeholders, and leading client projects to advance SEPA’s mission. This role offers opportunities to expand expertise and build a reputation in the electric industry, potentially including supervision of junior staff. To learn more, please apply here.

 

Energy Security Manager
Oregon Department of Energy

The primary purpose of the position is to guide, direct, and manage the development and implementation of a statewide Oregon Fuel Action Plan and Oregon Energy Security Plan, as well as represent the Governor’s Office and the agency in a variety of different policy and planning forums. Please click here for more information and to apply.

 

TDEC Grants Contracts Administrator
Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation

TDEC OEP seeks a Grants and Contracts Administrator to develop, track, and manage contracts and related compliance requirements for a variety of clean energy grant programs and initiatives. The position is in the TDEC Central Office in Nashville, reports to the OEP Deputy Director for Programs, and is eligible to work from home on scheduled days. Please click here for more information and to apply.

 

Weatherization Administrative Monitor
Minnesota Department of Commerce

The WAP Administrative Monitor helps the Weatherization Assistance Program deliver high impact energy conservation upgrades and build climate resiliency for low-income Minnesota households. This position exists to monitor and provide technical assistance to MN Weatherization Assistance Program Service Providers in person and remotely. Learn more by searching Job ID 77523 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

 

Deputy Commissioner of Energy Resources
Minnesota Department of Commerce

Lead a dynamic, growing Division of Energy Resources team at the MN Dept of Commerce, where your passion for public service will make an impact on the well-being of all Minnesotans. The Division of Energy Resources provides energy-related services and regulatory activities in regulated utility matters and programmatic oversight. Commerce is seeking a Deputy Commissioner to assist the Commissioner in shaping the policy direction of the Department and Administration related to energy matters, leading efforts as part of the Governor’s Climate Change Subcabinet, leading state efforts to leverage federal dollars to invest in Minnesota’s energy system, advocating in regulated utility matters, overseeing climate resiliency programs, monitoring industry trends and assisting viable new energy technologies to enter the commercial market, overseeing utilities' conservation improvement programs and advancing the state’s clean energy goals. Learn more by searching Job ID 77138 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

 

Codes & Standards Analyst
Oregon Department of Energy

The primary purpose of this position is to conduct economic, technical, and policy analysis of the Building Performance Standards program issues and to act as the section’s legislative, rulemaking, and proceedings coordinator. This position will review and participate in Building Performance Standards regulatory processes of multiple state agencies and in regional and federal energy-related organizations. Please click here for more information and to apply.

 

Senior Energy Policy Specialist (Sustainable Fuels)
Washington State Department of Commerce

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.