ICF
Senior Regulatory Advisor - California Energy and Decarbonisation
ICF, Los Angeles, California, United States, 90079
Job DescriptionRegulatory Advisor - California Energy and DecarbonizationLocation:
Los Angeles, CA (preferred) or Remote California (with travel to Los Angeles office)Ready to make a difference?As the Regulatory Manager, you will be responsible for actively engaging in the California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) regulation and legislation processes on behalf of ICF's clients that include investor-owned and municipal utilities, Regional Energy Networks (RENs), and Community Choice Aggregators (CCAs). You will use your exceptional experience and skills in relationship building and advocacy, as well as your great business judgment and deep knowledge of the regulated utility industry (ideally with demand-side management and/or ongoing energy and delivery transformation experience in California) to keep our clients informed and advocate on their behalf.If you are passionate about energy, energy efficiency, and climate change, and are a successful relationship builder, policy advocate, and persuasive communicator with strong critical thinking skills, and have worked in a similar role in the energy industry or another regulated industry, you may be a great fit to join our team.What You Will Be DoingAnalyze California energy regulatory information including filings, public utility commission orders, testimony, and hearings on topics such as rate cases, DSM programs, and tariffs to inform program design and pricing strategies.Observe and document regulatory proceedings, participate in forums that inform utility planning and actions, and engage government officials, regulators, and stakeholders to remove obstacles and promote policies to advance our clients' business.Establish strong relationships with regulatory staff to influence regulation, legislation, portfolio design, program selection, budgets, and savings potential.Be a public spokesperson for ICF and our clients at industry associations, conferences, and other external meetings.Work with industry and stakeholder partners to grow and/or defend the overall market for demand-side management, distributed energy resources, and electrification in California.Support sales planning process by analyzing program budgets and cycles to inform strategic planning and resourcing.Develop and maintain a regulatory calendar to inform sales and capture efforts.What We Need You To Have (Minimum Qualifications)BA/BS in government, policy, economics, business, environment/energy, or related degree.5+ years of work experience in energy efficiency, utilities, or regulatory affairs (or relevant field).What We Would Like You To HaveAdvanced degree in a related field.3+ years of direct experience in a similar role.Experience in the utility industry preferred.You are an exceptional written and oral communicator.You are detail-oriented, entrepreneurial, and have strong political instincts.You bring solutions to complex problems and can convince others to adopt your vision.You are a relationship builder and connector.You enjoy working outside of a defined swim lane and proactively dig into projects with focus.You have strong relationships with California utilities, regulatory bodies, and/or utility industry stakeholders.You function well in a fast-paced, team-focused environment where you need to build consensus across multiple departments.Working at ICFICF is a global advisory and technology services provider. We combine unmatched expertise with cutting-edge technology to help clients solve their most complex challenges, navigate change, and shape the future.We are an equal opportunity employer, committed to hiring regardless of any protected characteristic. Together, our employees are empowered to share their expertise and collaborate with others to achieve personal and professional goals.Pay Range:
The pay range for this position based on full-time employment is: $96,367.00 - $163,825.00.
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Los Angeles, CA (preferred) or Remote California (with travel to Los Angeles office)Ready to make a difference?As the Regulatory Manager, you will be responsible for actively engaging in the California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) regulation and legislation processes on behalf of ICF's clients that include investor-owned and municipal utilities, Regional Energy Networks (RENs), and Community Choice Aggregators (CCAs). You will use your exceptional experience and skills in relationship building and advocacy, as well as your great business judgment and deep knowledge of the regulated utility industry (ideally with demand-side management and/or ongoing energy and delivery transformation experience in California) to keep our clients informed and advocate on their behalf.If you are passionate about energy, energy efficiency, and climate change, and are a successful relationship builder, policy advocate, and persuasive communicator with strong critical thinking skills, and have worked in a similar role in the energy industry or another regulated industry, you may be a great fit to join our team.What You Will Be DoingAnalyze California energy regulatory information including filings, public utility commission orders, testimony, and hearings on topics such as rate cases, DSM programs, and tariffs to inform program design and pricing strategies.Observe and document regulatory proceedings, participate in forums that inform utility planning and actions, and engage government officials, regulators, and stakeholders to remove obstacles and promote policies to advance our clients' business.Establish strong relationships with regulatory staff to influence regulation, legislation, portfolio design, program selection, budgets, and savings potential.Be a public spokesperson for ICF and our clients at industry associations, conferences, and other external meetings.Work with industry and stakeholder partners to grow and/or defend the overall market for demand-side management, distributed energy resources, and electrification in California.Support sales planning process by analyzing program budgets and cycles to inform strategic planning and resourcing.Develop and maintain a regulatory calendar to inform sales and capture efforts.What We Need You To Have (Minimum Qualifications)BA/BS in government, policy, economics, business, environment/energy, or related degree.5+ years of work experience in energy efficiency, utilities, or regulatory affairs (or relevant field).What We Would Like You To HaveAdvanced degree in a related field.3+ years of direct experience in a similar role.Experience in the utility industry preferred.You are an exceptional written and oral communicator.You are detail-oriented, entrepreneurial, and have strong political instincts.You bring solutions to complex problems and can convince others to adopt your vision.You are a relationship builder and connector.You enjoy working outside of a defined swim lane and proactively dig into projects with focus.You have strong relationships with California utilities, regulatory bodies, and/or utility industry stakeholders.You function well in a fast-paced, team-focused environment where you need to build consensus across multiple departments.Working at ICFICF is a global advisory and technology services provider. We combine unmatched expertise with cutting-edge technology to help clients solve their most complex challenges, navigate change, and shape the future.We are an equal opportunity employer, committed to hiring regardless of any protected characteristic. Together, our employees are empowered to share their expertise and collaborate with others to achieve personal and professional goals.Pay Range:
The pay range for this position based on full-time employment is: $96,367.00 - $163,825.00.
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