Overview job description

Provides detailed economic and unit cost analysis of portfolio of energy transition opportunities. Owner of economic models, analysis and value optimisation insights.

Main duties and responsibilities

• Develop and maintain economic models. Ensure models are aligned with policy and regulatory parameters and leverage deep insights.
• Provide deterministic and probabalistic economic analysis to inform key project decisions.
• Provide decision quality subject matter expertise to help ensure key decisions are high quality and timely.
• Provide discounted and undiscounted unit cost analysis to benchmark opportunities and aid the optimisation of opportunities.
• Responsible for ensuring models are accurate, and auditable, to build trust in investment analysis and propositions.
• Remain abreast of the evolving energy transition landscape, including technology, policy, regulatory framework, and investor sentiment.
• Interpret changes and reflect in relevant models.
• Maintain a positive relationship with relevant regulators and commercial interfaces.
• Responsible for readying the organisation for future phases of economic regulation including negotiations, price controls, and audits.
• Communicate complex economic analysis clearly to senior leaders, regulators and cross?functional stakeholders.

Applicants to this role require

• Degree in economics, finance, engineering, energy, or related discipline.
• Postgraduate qualifications and/or professional accreditation (e.g., CFA, chartered accountant) are advantageous.
• Advanced Excel based financial and economic modelling and data analytics.
• Unit cost and Levelized Cost of Abatement (LCOA) analysis.
• Whole life cost and net present value (NPV) analysis.
• Deep understanding of regulated asset frameworks including incentives, penalties, allowed return, WACC, financing and risk parameter modelling.

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