The Regulatory Affairs Specialist tracks legislative and policy updates within the Greek and European energy sectors to assess their operational impact. Key duties involve preparing reports and data for regulatory authorities, monitoring compliance procedures, and collaborating with internal teams on regulatory inquiries. Candidates require an engineering degree, up to two years of relevant experience, and proficiency in English.
We are the leading player in the Energy sector in Greece. Our customers are at the heart of everything we do and we constantly seek new ways to make them happy through our products & services. To further support our growth, we are expanding our teams and we are seeking to recruit, Athens based:
Regulatory Affairs Specialist
The role will:
- Monitor regulatory, legislative and policy developments at both Greek and European levels, relating to the energy sector, particularly the electricity and natural gas markets.
- Participate in the assessment of regulatory changes and prepare updates for the relevant departments regarding their impact on the company's operations.
- Support the preparation, collection, processing and validation of data for the submission of reports and responses to competent authorities and regulatory bodies (RAAEY, Ministry of Environment and Energy, etc.), the preparation of ESG reports, and the fulfilment of other regulatory obligations.
- Support the preparation and monitoring of topics discussed in meetings, consultations and working groups with competent authorities, organisations and industry associations.
- Monitor the company's regulatory obligations and support the implementation of compliance procedures.
- Collaborate with relevant internal departments to manage inquiries, monitor outstanding matters and address regulatory issues.
- Maintain and update records, reference sources and relevant documentation relating to regulatory matters.
Requirements
- University degree in Engineering, preferably in an energy-related discipline (Electrical or Mechanical Engineering).
- Up to 2 years of professional experience in regulatory affairs or the energy sector.
- Very good knowledge of MS Office, particularly Excel and PowerPoint.
- Very good command of English, both written and spoken.
- Familiarity with the fundamental principles of electricity market operations.
- A postgraduate degree (MSc) in a field related to Energy, Energy Markets, Regulatory Affairs or Techno-Economic Analysis will be considered an additional asset.
- Analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to collect, process and present information.
- Strong organizational skills, methodical approach and attention to detail.
- Ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines.
- Effective collaboration and communication skills across different departments.
Benefits
- A competitive remuneration package, including additional health plan and other benefits
- A modern, dynamic working environment that inspires engagement and teamwork
- Opportunities for professional growth
- Complete access to all our targeted learning resources
- All the state-of-the-art tools you need to work
We encourage a working environment of trust, diversity and safety. We invite applicants of diverse background, and we hire without regard to any characteristic protected by law. All applications will be treated in the strictest confidentiality.
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