Charging and Regulation Analyst

Charging and Regulation Analyst (E2024096)

We are the people behind Ireland’s electricity grid, and we have developed an ambitious Business Strategy to respond to the unprecedented level of change and opportunity in the energy industry. Our Purpose is to Transform the Power System for Future Generations and our primary goal is to Lead the Island’s Electricity Sector on Sustainability and Decarbonisation. Power up your career. Join us on our journey of transforming Ireland’s power system for future generations. Job Purpose The Group Regulation Function has a pivotal role to play in supporting the delivery of this strategy. We are seeking a Charging and Regulaion Analyst to join our Group Regulation team. This role is pivotal in determining connection charges for customers connecting to Ireland’s Transmission System. The role provides an opportunity to work within a high-profile team alongside experienced subject matter and industry experts, across a variety of disciplines. Appropriate connection charges are a critical component of a customer’s plans to connect to the system, providing quality connection offers to customers is an essential service provided by EirGrid. The work undertaken by the role holder will therefore have significant customer impact and will be important in helping deliver EirGrid’s strategy to transform the power system. The role holder would also work on other charging, revenue and commercial related activities within the Group Regulation team. Key Responsibilities

• Calculate individual customer connection charges for connection to the transmission system.
• Use internal technical reports, previous cases database and published transmission connection charging policy as a basis for calculating charges while applying broader relevant expertise to complex cases.
• Support in the development of EirGrid’s Connection Charging policy and methodology including preparation of reasoned opinions and positions.
• Assist in carrying out EirGrid’s regulation function that includes tariff calculations, regulatory reporting, running public consultations and preparing recommendations for Commission for Regulation of Utilities approval.

Knowledge, Skills and Experience

• Degree in business, engineering, or a closely related discipline.
• Minimum of 2 years’ experience in a similar role, in a multidisciplinary environment.
• Excellent qualitative and quantitative analytical abilities, coupled with the ability to make reasoned judgements based on available information.
• Ability to draft documentation in a rational, evidence-based, clear and concise manner.
• Demonstrated ability to work as part of a team, while also being able to define and guide work under minimal supervision.
• Demonstrated flexible working approach with ability to organise workload to prioritise effectively.

If you believe you have the skills and experience relevant for this position, please upload your CV and a cover letter (in one document). Closing date for applications 22nd April 2024 EirGrid is an Equal Opportunities Employer #J-18808-Ljbffr