Jobs

The Oklahoma Department of Commerce is seeking to fill a full-time Energy Programs Planner position. This position is a full-time position in state government. Please click here for more information and to apply.

Conduct environmental review of high voltage transmission lines, large electric power generating plants, energy storage systems, large wind energy conversions systems and pipelines in compliance with state statutes and rules. Provide technical expertise and assistance to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission including analysis of the relative merits of siting and routing options, identification of permit conditions to mitigate potential impacts and review of permit compliance filings. Identify and undertake research on the potential environmental impacts of energy facilities and creates guidance materials to ensure adequate and consistent analysis of these impacts. Learn more by searching Job ID 79750 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

Serve as a technical expert and lead for cross-functional complex dockets and issues for staff in Energy Planning, Policy and Telecom unit. Provide highly technical testimony and written documentation for the Department of Commerce on matters before the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Midcontinent Independent System Operator, and/or the Minnesota legislature. Provide technical guidance, direction and expertise to management and staff in areas related to the most difficult and sensitive cases and dockets. Learn more by searching Job ID 79830 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

Work closely with the commissioner and at the direction of the governor's administration to lead all communication and marketing management work streams at Commerce This senior leadership position provides ongoing strategic planning, implementation and management of a comprehensive agency communication and media relations plan to engage key external and internal stakeholders, and the public, on the core components of Commerce's mission. Learn more by searching Job ID 79937 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

Lead the Energy Development Office to meet the office's goals; to accelerate equitable, affordable, resilient and reliable clean energy deployment in Minnesota. Align the Department's strategic priorities, Energy Division resources, statutory requirements and budgetary realities to effectively meet the clean energy goals of the state for the betterment of Minnesotans. Learn more by searching Job ID 80140 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

Provide technical assistance and administrative support to the MN Tribal Advocacy Council on Energy (TACE) and advise the department on the development of a culturally responsive clean energy grants program based on the priorities identified by the TACE. This new position facilitates communication, provides technical assistance, researches and develops information related to successful implementation of TACE. TACE is a Tribally-led council that brings forward recommendations for improving tribal energy through effective collaboration and partnerships. This position will lead internal communication with Commerce DER leadership and key staff and will serve as the face of TACE with partner organizations, utilities, industry representatives and organizations and the public, promoting and explaining TACE. Learn more by searching Job ID 79643 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

Provide advice and counsel on legal, regulatory and policy matters related to the Department of Commerce, its leadership, and business units especially to the Division of Energy Resources (DER). DER includes residential affordability programs, weatherization, clean energy development, energy reliability, and regulatory analysis and oversight. Learn more by searching Job ID 80184 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

The Minnesota Climate Innovation Finance Authority (MnCIFA) seeks an executive director. MnCIFA will accelerate the deployment of clean energy projects, greenhouse gas emissions reduction projects and other qualified projects through the strategic deployment of public funds in the form of grants, loans, credit enhancements and other financing mechanisms. Provide leadership and strategic direction. Duties include: work with a board of directors to development organizational policies, guide relationship building with interested parties and launch initial opportunity assessments in keeping with the legislative statute. Learn more by searching Job ID 79073 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

The Associate Director of Colorado Solar For All will help develop, lead, and manage the Colorado Energy Office’s Solar for All (COS4A) program. Colorado’s awarded Solar for All proposal is a complex set of program offerings, financial tools, workforce development, and community engagement initiatives. Given the short planning period of six months and overall program period of five years, the Associate Director will be critical in helping the Director hire and organize a dynamic team while coordinating closely with other Colorado Energy Office units and a variety of stakeholders including industry, local governments, utilities, and community-based organizations. Learn more and apply for the role here.

Building Performance Institute (BPI) is seeking an experienced, strategic, and forward-thinking individual to serve as Chief Executive Officer. The Chief Executive officer will lead the organization toward a future that includes thriving home performance businesses and training centers, economic opportunity for contractors and professionals, and improved housing stock for our nation. The new CEO will champion BPI’s values in advancing equity and quality in the home performance industry.

The successful candidate will combine the ability to leverage partnerships and collaborations, a keen eye for market opportunity, deep respect for integrity in certification and standards development, and a commitment to excellence in building science. Candidates should review the complete BPI CEO position profile for qualifications and responsibilities, then submit a resume and letter of interest HR@bpi.org. Candidates from underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

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.